Getting a PGA Tour card is difficult enough. Joel Dahmen can attest to that. He was a natural talent whose life got turned upside down when his mother died of cancer his junior year of high school. His brother was diagnosed with testicular cancer,

Joel Dahmen faced a mountain of pressure on Sunday at the RSM Classic and conquered it with one of the best rounds of his career.

If you were watching football all weekend, you may have missed Joel Dahmen throwing up one last Hail Mary on the final play of the fourth quarter of the PGA Tour's Fall Swing. RELATED: Watch Lexi Thompson's emotional goodbye as a full-time LPGA player Needing a super-low round on Sunday at the RSM Classic to have any chance of keeping his PGA Tour

At the RSM Classic, the Tour's 2024 finale, many players obtained full status for next season in their last chance. Others, however, weren't able to seal the deal.

Dahmen had to make a 5 1/2-foot par putt on his final hole Friday to survive the cut at The RSM Classic and give himself a chance to earn his 2025 PGA Tour card.

Joel Dahmen lived up to the adage that while getting a PGA Tour card is difficult, keeping it can be even harder. He already has endured so many setbacks off

With a 6-foot par putt with his job for next year on the line, Joel Dahmen knew he was going to make it. “I’d come too far, I’d done too much today to 3-putt the last," he said. But there was still the matter of making the putt with so much

Joel Dahmen had a relatively straightforward par putt to close out the 2024 PGA Tour season, but the stakes couldn't have been much higher. By sinking

Joel Dahmen overturned a turbulent 2024 campaign with a clutch round of 64 at the RSM Classic to save his PGA Tour card for next year.

Unless you've been living under a rock or are new to golf, you probably know about Joel Dahmen. One of golf's most beloved stars thanks to his appearances in Netflix's "Full Swing," the 37-year-old has been a longtime PGA Tour "grinder.