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Fred Couples: Masters Tournament
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Affectionately nicknamed “Boom Boom” for his booming drives and casual demeanor, Fred Couples has captured the hearts of golf fans of all ages. Now, with the help of TSE, Couples can capture and motivate an audience as a public speaker at your next engagement. Couples owns 15 PGA Tour wins, including a green jacket for his victory at The Masters. With a Fred Couples speaker appearance, your next function will certainly be a booming success.
With his fluid swing and soft touch, Fred Couples has won thirteen times on the PGA Tour, including the Masters in 1992. And Freddie is clearly a favorite among the fans and players. His appeal lies not in the number of tournaments he has won but in his endearing nonchalance about his star golfer status. This is an illuminating look inside the life of a man who rarely bares his soul.
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F[R]ed Couples golf swing is the envy of many golfers. His swing is very relaxed and smooth. Fred hits the ball a mile but it appears he takes a leisure swing at the ball. Fred has won 17 plus golf tournaments during his career including the 1992 Masters. Freddy is a crowd favorite.
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Frederick Stephen Couples (born October 3, 1959) is an American professional golfer and former World No. 1 who competes on the PGA Tour. He has won numerous events, and is most famous for winning the 1992 Masters Tournament. Because of his long drives, he has been given the nickname "Boom Boom." Fred was a co-designer of Lost Canyon Golf Course in Simi Valley, California. He can be regularly found practicing at Lost Canyons on days when he has missed the cut or during the weeks in between the off season and the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic in Palm Spring, California.
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In 1992 Fred Coupes won The Masters, not only from good playing, but ... because of the miracle on #12. His shot hit the green and spun back off the green down the hill to Rae's Creek. His ball stopped 4 inches from going into the water and Fred was able to chip onto the green and save his par and hang on to win his first major.
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Fred is an avid gardener. Couples learned gardening from his grandfather, who was a groundskeeper at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. Fred is currently dating Kathy Masters, and lives in Santa Barbara, California.
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