Clutch (sports)
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[strike]In U.S.-sports terminology, "clutch" means performing well under extreme pressure. It often refers to high levels of production in a critical game (such as Game 7 of a best-of-seven series, the last hole of a major championship golf tournament, or the final minute(s) in a close match). Being "clutch" is often seen by sportswriters, fans, and athletes themselves as an innate skill which some players have while others do not, although most objective research does not support this claim[1].
The opposite of this is choke.[/strike]
Screw it. see Tiger .