AUGUSTA, Ga. — Fred Couples put on an ageless performance in Thursday’s opening round at Augusta National, posting a 1-under par 71. The 1992 Masters champion, at age 65 and playing in his ...

Jim Nantz college roommate. ... Fred Couples, a former World No. 1 and winner of 64 professional tournaments, roomed with Nantz, as did Blaine McCallister, who had five PGA Tour victories.

Where did Jim Nantz go to college? Nantz spent his college days at the University of Houston, playing golf for the Cougars and spending time as future Masters winner Fred Couples' roommate.

Fred Couples, who honed his game while growing up in Seattle, will join a select club when he plays in his 40th Masters next week at 65 years old.

During the first round of the Masters, Fred Couples made an eagle from 191 yards out on the 14th hole on Thursday as the 65-year-old continues to impress.

65-year-old Fred Couples shot 1-under par in the first round of the 2025 Masters Tournament. Couples' score ties him with Tom Watson for the second-oldest player to shoot under par in a Masters round.

Jim Nantz on How He Became the Voice of Golf ... Nantz was hosting college football, and before long, he was covering nearly every other sport as well. ... Future Masters champion Fred Couples, ...

Fred Couples already sits as the oldest player to make the cut at The Masters, and after an opening-round 71 on Thursday, he can make a run at his own record this weekend.

Fred Couples of the United States celebrates holing out for birdie on the first green during the first round of the 2025 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club on April 10, 2025, in ...

Fred Couples sure knows how to get the Masters crowd pumped up, even in his 40th appearance at the major tournament. One amazing shot Couples made was on Hole 14 when he chipped a shot in for an ...

11/03/1997 - Jim Nantz, Fred Couples, and Blaine McCallister. Three Amigos charity golf tournament at Pine Forrest Country Club. HOUCHRON CAPTION (04/19/2000): It's a good time for a good cause ...

The voice of CBS Sports sees trouble ahead for traditional college athletics. Author: Jeff Hauser. Apr 4, 2025 10:35 PM EDT. ... Jim Nantz is sounding the alarm on the future of the sport.