The Masters Notes; Breaks Even Out for Kelly in First Round; He Hangs Tough and Shoots 72
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel › April 11, 2008
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Augusta, Ga. -- Jerry Kelly used to get knocked down at the Masters and come up swinging.
It took a few years for him to learn that if he wanted go the distance at the Augusta National Golf Club, he couldn't always try to answer a bogey with a birdie on the next hole.See the full content of this document
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The Masters Notes; Breaks Even Out for Kelly in First Round; He Hangs Tough and Shoots 72
"I've learned to take my lumps around here and just keep going," Kelly said Thursday after shooting an even-par 72 in the first round. "There's no way you can go after this course except on the back nine...
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