Joel Dahmen shot his best round of the year. After, he opened up about the caddie breakup that stunned the golf world. The post ‘I love him’: Joel Dahmen speaks on ‘hard’ breakup from Geno Bonnalie ...

Joel Dahmen might be a PGA Tour winner and a hell of a lot better than any of us at golf, but there’s a reason his "Full ...

Joel Dahmen went from an anonymous PGA Tour pro to fan favorite thanks to the first season of “Full Swing,” where his comic stylings were on display as he and caddie Geno Bonnalie made for a ...

During a press conference at the 2025 Wyndham Championship, the 37-year-old pro golfer acknowledged that he missed his ex-caddie and best friend. However, he shared that the split was a move he made ...

Joel Dahmen may be the most famous golfer you’ve never heard of — until now. The 35-year-old from Clarkson, Wash., finished 84th this year in the FedExCup Standings, compiling a body of work ...

Joel Dahmen and his wife announced the birth of their first child in January of 2023, just before the first season of Full Swing was released. Dahmen is a one-time PGA Tour winner, with his first ...

Multiple PGA Tour Golfers Withdraw During the Wyndham Championship originally appeared on Athlon Sports. After the first round of the Wyndham Championship, two PGA Tour golfers withdrew ahead of the ...

As Joel Dahmen's fan base continues to grow on the PGA Tour, his signature cocktail — "Joel's Juicy Lie" with Bushmills Irish Whiskey — puts him in the same category as golf legends.

Joel Dahmen needs to do some work if he's going to qualify for the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup Playoffs, and that push for the postseason starts at this week's Rocket Mortgage Classic.

In this week’s GOLF Subpar episode, Joel Dahmen explained some of his clashes with the yips, which included the punch-out yips and the 7-iron yips.

Butterfly Effect U.S. Open 2022: Joel Dahmen, 36-hole co-leader, wouldn't be a pro golfer without this chance encounter By Dan Rapaport June 18, 2022 ...

Dahmen spent a decade building toward this summer. From 2010 to ’14, playing on the Mackenzie Tour, he made a total of $138,387 ($80,000 of that came in 2014 alone).