Bettinardi has a long-standing tradition of building world-class putters used by names like Matthew Fitzpatrick, Fred Couples, and Matt Kuchar. Now, the brand is expanding its business into irons for the first time after building some of the world’s best putters for 25 years.
Caddying is a quite crucial aspect of golf. Duties for a caddie include carrying a player’s bag and clubs, doing any course maintenance, and giving the player important insights and moral support.
In thе world of professional golf, succеss oftеn stеms from talеnt, practicе, and unеxpеctеd sourcеs of inspiration. For LPGA pro-Alison Lее, that sourcе turnеd out to bе nonе othеr than golf Hall of Famеr Frеd Couplеs.
While Jon Rahm said last week that the money – a reported signing bonus in upwards of $500 million – was a contributing factor in him signing with LIV
Fred Couples defended Justin Thomas’s selection to the U.S. Ryder Cup Team despite his form during the 2022-23 PGA Tour Season. Couples is serving as Vice Captain for the Americans this year as the U.S.
Joe LaCava has made his rounds this year caddying for Tiger, Steve Sticker, Patrick Cantlay, and occasionally gets back with Freddy Couples. The huge news last week was LaCava accepted a full-time gig with Patrick Cantlay.
Fred Couples was named a U.S. vice captain Wednesday for the 2023 Ryder Cup in Rome. Captain Zach Johnson previously appointed vice captains Steve Stricker, Davis Love III and Jim Furyk.
It’s no secret that smooth-swinging Fred Couples still has loads of game. We saw a healthy dose of it at the SAS Championship last October, where he won by six shots shooting a final round 60.
Thirty-one years after his 1992 championship at Augusta, Fred Couples became the oldest player ever to make the cut at the Masters at 63. Couples entered the third round at 1 over par after following his opening-round score of 71 with a 74 on Saturday morning at Augusta National Golf Club.
After struggling in the opening round of the 2023 Masters Tournament, Tiger Woods battled back to make the cut for the 23rd consecutive time. He has now tied…
Former Masters champion Fred Couples said he doesn't dislike any of the players who have defected to the LIV Golf League, which is being financed by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, but he doesn't like some of the comments they've made.
Recently, 2013 World Golf Hall of Fame member Fred Couples had some choice words to say about two fellow Masters Champions. Couples said expressed frustration with “all these other clowns, like Sergio (Garcia)” for their comments about PGA Tour officials before making the jump to LIV Golf.
While the staggering sums of cash being tossed around by LIV Golf the past couple of years have drawn some of the biggest names on the PGA Tour to make the leap, veteran golfer Fred Couples said this week that it couldn't turn the head of rising star Will Zalatoris.
Fred Couples birdied his final seven holes Sunday to shoot a 12-under-par 60 and run away with the SAS Championship in Cary, N.C. Couples, 63, came up just shy of shooting only the second round of 59 in PGA Tour Champions history.
Fred Couples broke his age by three shots with the lowest round of his PGA Tour Champions career, a 12-under 60 that sent him to a victory in the SAS Championship.
Fred Couples fired his second consecutive 68 Saturday to join South Korean Y.E. Yang atop the leaderboard of the SAS Championship in Cary, N.C. The pair sit at 8-under-par 136, clinging to a one-shot lead over a trio of pursuers, including first-round leader Rocco Mediate.
Couples isn't buying Smith's excuse for defecting to LIV Golf.
Former NBA guard J.R. Smith received praise from longtime PGA Tour star Fred Couples for the development of his golf game. Smith, who plays college golf for...
Fred Couples is not among the fans of LIV Golf.
Tiger Woods is on the verge of completing what some would call a miraculous comeback.
It's Masters week. For most golf fans, it is the most exciting time of the season. And while there are plenty of predictions out there as to who will don the green jacket in 2019, let's go a little deeper — and maybe even have some fun.
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