When Joel Dahmen eagled the par-4 14th on Friday at the Wells Fargo Championship, he held the outright lead at 9 under. When Dahmen signed his scorecard at round’s end, he was at 1 under par and nine shots back.
Dahmen, beginning on the back nine at TPC Potomac, drove the green at the 278-yard 14th and converted an 8-foot putt for eagle.
Driver to 8 feet 🎯@Joel_Dahmen’s eagle has him at -9 and a 2-shot lead. pic.twitter.com/uuiqrqiP5m
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) May 6, 2022
He remained at 9 under par, and in the top spot, over his next three holes, before a disastrous stretch sent him tumbling down the leaderboard.
Dahmen bogeyed the 18th and first holes. He then bogeyed the par-4 fourth and finished triple bogey-bogey-bogey. Dahmen played his final 10 holes in 8 over par to card a 5-over 75. At 1 under for the tournament, he was nine shot back of leader Jason Day through 36 holes.
Dahmen did, however, keep his sense of humor.
This didn’t age well. @OldTakesExposed https://t.co/cuMd6oFQRD
— Joel Dahmen (@Joel_Dahmen) May 6, 2022