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Jerry Kelly
/ˈdʒɛri ˈkɛli/
Definition
1
An American professional golfer known for his long-standing career on the PGA Tour and his transition to the PGA Tour Champions.
2
A colloquial reference in golf circles to a player who possesses a distinctively aggressive ball-striking style and a relentless competitive demeanor.
Examples
If you ever find yourself needing a masterclass in how to punch a golf ball into orbit while maintaining total intensity, just watch Jerry Kelly.
Jerry Kelly has aged like a fine wine, if that wine were constantly yelling at its own golf ball to behave.
Watching Jerry Kelly navigate a high-pressure leaderboard is like watching a man aggressively win an argument with a piece of turf.