Fred Couples Masters Comeback 1992
Fred Couples won the 1992 Masters Tournament by two strokes over Raymond Floyd, finishing at 13-under-par.
- Margin of Victory
- 2 strokes
- Key Moment
- Birdie on the 13th hole to take the lead
In Their Own Story
The Georgia sun beat down on the Amorelli Turn as Fred Couples walked off the 15th green, his face unreadable behind dark sunglasses. The crowd was a sea of red jackets and yellow raincoats, their murmurs swelling into a roar that seemed to vibrate through the soles of his shoes. He didn't look at the scoreboard; he looked at the flag on the next hole, knowing that one more birdie would shift the tide of history forever.
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