'Greatest football player' Rodgers excited to play with Choi
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers got his wish.So did Jerry Kelly.In fact, Rodgers excitement for playing with Hosung Choi at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am this week is as much about Kelly as it is Choi.Rodgers said Chois lively body English reminds him of Kelly, his playing partner again this year in the event. When Rodgers saw videos of Choi, he thought of Kelly.I had never seen anyone go through more gyrations after hitting a golf shot than Jerry Kelly, Rodgers said as he set up on the practice range Wednesday at Pebble Beach Golf Links.Rodgers said he cant wait to watch Kelly and Choi do their thing together this week. Rodgers wasnt alone lobbying for this pairing. Kelly actually got it started with a tweet late last year after he saw highlights of Choi winning the Japan Tours Casio Open with that eccentric fisherman swing.I tweeted out, 'My long lost brother, Kelly said.
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Rodgers picked up on that, starting a campaign to be grouped with Choi. A day after it was announced that Choi received a sponsors exemption, Rodgers tweeted out his wishes.We both lobbied pretty hard, Kelly said.Kelly and Rodgers are sharing a house on the Monterey Peninsula this week. They knew before everyone else that they would be paired with Choi, with actor Chris ODonnell joining the foursome as Chois playing partner.Choi was asked Tuesday if he knew who Rodgers was.I know that he is the greatest football player in the U.S., and I'm honored that he said that he wanted to play golf with me, Choi said.Rodgers said he cant wait for Thursdays start.Im really excited, Rodgers said. I love this week, getting to hang out with Jerry. Hes a blast. My caddies a best friend Ive known for years. Jerrys caddie is close friend now.And it appears Choi is about to become a pal, too.
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