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Keith Mitchell
/kiːθ ˈmɪtʃəl/
Definition
1
A professional golfer from the United States, known for his powerful driver swing and distinctively thick, well-maintained hair on the PGA Tour.
2
A term often used in golfing circles to refer to a player who combines a high-velocity, high-spin ball flight with an aesthetic that suggests they just came from a country club advertisement.
Examples
Watching Keith Mitchell launch a drive is like watching a luxury sedan try to break the sound barrier.
If Keith Mitchell invested as much time in his putting stats as he does in his conditioner brand, he would have a trophy case the size of a garage.
I told my playing partner that my swing felt like Keith Mitchell's, but he kindly pointed out that I looked more like a windmill caught in a mild breeze.