Geno Bonnalie Finds New Bag After Joel Dahmen Split | Full Swing Star Joins Isaiah Salinda
👀 From Netflix fame to a brand-new chapter on the PGA Tour… Geno Bonnalie is back! After parting ways with long-time partner and best friend Joel Dahmen, the fan-favorite caddie has officially returned to the bag—this time with rising star Isaiah Salinda at the Sanderson Farms Championship.
Bonnalie and Dahmen became household names after their hilarious and heartfelt storylines on Netflix’s Full Swing, making them one of the most popular duos in golf. But after more than a decade together—and a PGA Tour victory at the 2021 Corales Puntacana Championship—the two split earlier this year in what Dahmen admitted was an “incredibly tough but necessary decision.” 💔
Now, less than three months later, Geno is back inside the ropes with Salinda, a former Walker Cup player who earned his way onto the PGA Tour via the Korn Ferry Tour. Salinda is chasing crucial FedEx Cup Fall points to secure his card through 2026, coming off a strong T13 finish at the Procore Championship as Scottie Scheffler claimed his sixth win of the season.
⚡ In this video, we dive into:
• Why Joel Dahmen and Geno Bonnalie split after 10+ years 🤝
• Dahmen’s emotional comments on ending the partnership 🗣️
• How Geno landed on Isaiah Salinda’s bag 🎒
• What Salinda’s career trajectory looks like heading into 2026 📈
• Why fans could see a whole new side of Geno in this fresh chapter 🔥
This isn’t just about golf—it’s about friendship, loyalty, and starting over. 🌟
👉 Do you think Dahmen and Bonnalie will reunite one day, or is this the start of Geno’s next great chapter in golf? Let us know in the comments ⬇️
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Gino Bonnelly built his reputation alongside Joel Domin on the PGA tour, but the well-known Caddy has now taken on a new role. Earlier this year, Bonnelly and Domin ended their longtime partnership, bringing to a close one of the most recognizable duos in professional golf. The pair rose to prominence not only through their success on tour, but also thanks to Netflix’s hit documentary Full Swing, which gave fans an inside look at life on the PGA tour and showcased their easygoing chemistry. Less than three months after the split, Bonnelly is back on the course. This week, he’s on the bag for Isaiah Celinda at the Sanderson Farms Championship. Celinda, a standout in the amateur ranks and a former Walker Cup player, turned professional in 2020. After earning his way onto the PGA Tour via the Corn Ferry Tour last season, he’s now fighting to secure his card heading into 2026. He’s off to a promising start in the FedEx Cup fall highlighted by a tie for 13th at the Procore Championship in Napa. His first top 20 finish in five months as Scotty Sheffler collected his sixth victory of the year. Celinda returns this week at the Country Club of Jackson where Bonnie’s experience and steady presence could prove invaluable as he looks to build on that momentum. For Bonnelly, it marks a fresh chapter after more than a decade with Domin. a stretch that included the highlight of a PGA Tour win at the 2021 Corales Panakana Championship. Reflecting on the decision to part ways, Domin admitted it wasn’t easy. “Man, I love Gino. We still text almost daily.” “He’s doing well,” Domin said earlier this summer. “I miss him, but sometimes you have to do something hard. It wasn’t an easy decision. He’s my best friend. He’s still my best friend. But I had to change something with me. It was more about my mentality and taking ownership of what I was doing. He added, I was not doing a good job of that. A way for me to do it was as simple as just playing golf on my own a little bit. I love him. I miss him. And I think we’ll see him out here again soon. And now fans don’t have to wait because Gino Bonnelly is indeed back guiding a new player and embracing a new challenge.
