
Joel Dahmen was in second place after 54 holes of the Farmers Insurance Open. Yet, he didn’t necessarily have his eyes on the win Sunday.
“My only hope is if [leader Justin Rose] doesn’t set his alarm or he somehow starts hitting in the rough on the back nine, maybe,” Dahmen said. “I don’t know. The way [Rose’s] playing and what he’s doing, I would be pleased with second place.”