Fred Couples has won one major championship, the 1992 Masters Tournament. The one Green Jacket is all he has when it comes to Majors.
Fred Couples first won on the PGA tour in 1983 and has collected 15 total victories during his PGA career. The 1992 Masters is his career highlight, when he defeated Raymond Floyd by 2 strokes. Fred had 11 additional top 5s in majors, but this was his only win.
His nickname was “Boom Boom” because he was considered very long off the tee in his time.
Fred is now in his 60s but continues to be competitive on the Champions Tour and plays in the Masters each year. The last time he made the Masters cut was 2018.
Couples did reach number 1 in the world rankings during his career and in 2013 was inducted into the Golf Hall of Fame.
Fred Couples won the 1992 Masters Tournament, two strokes ahead of 49-year-old runner-up Raymond Floyd.
His total score was 275 (-13).
The winner's share was 270,000.
You can watch 3 hours of the 1992 Masters in the video. One of the more interesting parts of the final round is when Fred flirts with Rae’s creek on 12. You can watch this starting at 1:25:20
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