Joel Dahmen opens after a heart rate: “I don’t know what else I’ll do”

Joel Dahmen probably wanted to be anywhere else, and yet, he was there, stood in front of the microphone in another country, just blowing a great chance to win the second time on the PGA tour.

“I think I’m in a little shock, honestly,” Dahmen said to the tourist tourist in Puntacana Resort, where Dahmen threw four holes and won his second victory in the Corales Puntacan Championship.

“It’s not how to beat a golf tournament, I’ll tell you that. I don’t deserve to win him.”

Dahmen reached 16 under 36 holes and was 17 years through 11 holes of his last round before his two-sided advantage could implode in strong winds.

Even after Bogee three times in the 4 13th hole, Dahmen still led with three playback holes. But he missed green on par-4 16. 16. nervous, withdrawn with 8 iron and failed to get up and down. It was then at the PAR-3, 17. place saved 1 foot savings, the Dahmen later admitted, “Unfortunately, I tend to do it sometimes.”

Finally, with Garrick Higgo in the house at 14 belowDahmen should have converted from 8-leg Putt to force extra holes, but he missed it.

“Suddenly I wake up and I lost a golf tournament,” Dahmen said in 4-over 76 to finish T-2 with Alejandro toasti, Jeremy Paul and Michael Thorbjornsen, and the last time missed short.

“When you try to beat the golf tournament, they make you strange things and today I didn’t deal well,” Dahmen added.

Dahmen admitted he was nervous, but he also felt like he shook those nerves well, at least mentally. He was in a good head space, cold and peaceful; His body and golf momentum just didn’t work together.

It was no easier loss though.

“This could take a while to cross,” Dahmen continued. “It’s one of those things, learn more in defeat, unfortunately. I don’t know what else I’ll do …”

He continued to discuss the next week of Zurich Classic in New Orleans, where the team will join Buddy Harry Higgs. It will be fine, Dahmen says someone else leans. He was excited about his wife, Lona, to fly for the week.

Then came back on this one.

“Yes, yes,” Dahmen continued, “this will stab this for a while. “