Joel Dahmen jumps to 10. Green during the first round of farmers’ insurance opened on Wednesday at Torrey Pines North.
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On Friday evening at Torrey Pines in Torrey Pines, Torrey Pines in Torrey Pines, Torrey Pines, Torrey Pines, Torrey Pines, who at the age of 70 and the late final round of the shirts gained Joel Dahmen next to the CBS Amandy Balionis in Torrey Pines.
Dahmen ended his third round with birdies, which was good, considering that he did 14 and 15 to erase two birds he had earlier. Despite this, it was a solid day, and he starts Saturday’s last round of farmers’ insurance open to the fourth place for five under and four shots behind the 54-bold leader Harris English.
When Dahmen sat next to the Balionis on the hit on Friday, she reminded him when they came up with in October in San Diego.
“I’m here to be better in life,” he told her then.
A few months ago, Dahmen’s performance coach Chris Bertram came up with an idea for Dahmen (and Caddy Geno Bonnalie) to spend a few days in training with the naval seal. Bertram had a job with a seal with some of other customers and thought that Dahmen would be beneficial.
“He thought it was a good idea for me, that maybe he would get worse in a mental way,” said Dahmen. “When you think about navy seals you think about crazy, physical things. But to be honest, it is more mental than anything else.
“We conducted water training,” he continued. “I’m not Michael Phelps It’s definitely in the pool. Yes, I did it better in my life during these days. I also had a geno here at my side, which was really funny, some more binding things. But I don’t think I would pass autumn if I didn’t have this training. I can kick deeper than I thought I could earlier and there is more, so we try to use it more often. “
Dahmen spoke more about experience Golf DigestAdding that he did things such as running on the beach and swimming on pillars, swimming to the buoy on open water and diving at the bottom of deep pools.
He finished his 2024 on a high note, shooting 64 in the last RSM Classic round to tie at 35. Keep your PGA Tour card. Until now, this season has left the cut in two starts, but now he is in place to make a potential large ending on Saturday.
Will his training in the seal help?
“We’ll find out,” Balionis said. “The way I played on SEA Island on Sunday [at the RSM Classic] I felt like the last round, like trying to win a golf tournament, and I put myself if I managed to start [Sunday]. I was doing very well today. The nerves were limited and I felt quite comfortable, so I can’t wait to have a chance. “
