Fred CouplesBefore winning in 1984, Couples two previous appearances in the event had resulted in missed cuts and a low score of 79. But a second-round 64 put the mop-haired power hitter in the lead, and, paired in the final round with Seve Ballesteros, who opined, "Fred stays very cool," Couples hung on with a closing 71 to beat Lee Trevino by one. In 1996, Couples was at a low point in his career when he opened with a 66 and closed with a yet another 64. Coming home his pushed 2-iron second to the 16th stopped at the water's edge, but he holed the 30-footer for eagle, and then birdied 17 with an even longer putt. He won by four over Colin Montgomerie. Couples also holds the course record of 63, shot in the third round in 1992.
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