Jerry Kelly
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Search complete. 8 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Jerry Kelly".
Sep 17, 2026
Kevin Van ValkenburgGUEST
Uh, this is a random aside of a rules controversy that I, uh, found from Saturday.
Kevin Van ValkenburgGUEST
So K.J. Choi is playing in a match against Jerry Kelly, and Choi hits his drive, and it goes into the fairway bunker.
Kevin Van ValkenburgGUEST
And Jerry Kelly hits his drive, and it ends up just short of the fairway bunker.
Kevin Van ValkenburgGUEST
And so Kelly plays his approach, and his divot flies into the bunker.
Kevin Van ValkenburgGUEST
So Choi gets down in there to play a shot, and he tosses the divot back out to Kelly's caddy.
Kevin Van ValkenburgGUEST
Passing the baton.
Kevin Van ValkenburgGUEST
Uh, the Americans win five of the first six matches.
Kevin Van ValkenburgGUEST
Uh, Jim Furyk, Jerry Kelly, Kenny Perry, Charles Howell IV.
Rob LabritzGUEST
I mean, it's, you know, it's just it's very high.
Rob LabritzGUEST
So the guys that I guess the like to play the most with, you know, Jerry Carroll, Jerry Kelly was very helpful to me in the very beginning.
Rob LabritzGUEST
So Jerry and I go way back.
Rob LabritzGUEST
he gave me hints on how to travel where stay, you know, just gave me all sorts of good hints.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
I was behind the eight ball and it took a while to get back, but it was very pleasing.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
The bogey was the only missed cue on the back nine by either golfer as they combined to go 11 under par from holes 10 through 18 in regulation, each finishing the third round at 16 under 194, one stroke better than Jerry Kelly and Zach Johnson.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
Yang, who teed off six groups before Elker, birdied 18 to end regulation and give him a 7-under 63 on the day.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
Elker, who started the day one stroke back of second-round leader Ryan Amor, shot a 5-under 65 while playing in the day's final group.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
So I feel very relieved.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
I was behind the eight ball, and it took a while to get back, but it was very pleasing." The bogey was the only missed cue on the back nine by either golfer, as they combined to go 11 under par from holes 10 through 18 in regulation, each finishing the third round at 16 under 194, one stroke better than Jerry Kelly and Zach Johnson.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
Yang, who teed off six groups before Alker, birdied 18 to end regulation and give him a 7 under 63 on the day.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
Alker, who started the day one stroke back from second-round leader Ryan Armour, shot a 5 under 65 while playing in the day's final group.