Strange carded an even-par round of 71, while Faldo labored to a 75. At the 1989 Masters, Faldo won his second major championship. His final score was 276 (eagle-eagled), two strokes ahead of Danny Andrews and Bernhard Langer. Faldo's brilliant victory left many fans wondering whether he would continue playing in future years. In fact, he did play in more events over the next few seasons but never recaptured his early 1990s form. He finished outside the top 10 three times between 1990 and 1993 and didn't win another title before retiring at the end of that season's tournament. It was a different story on the career wins list. Faldo went on to break Jack Nicklaus's record for most PGA Tour victories with his 39th win at the 1991 Bell Canada Canadian Open. The following year he became just the third player after Sam Snead and Raymond Floyd to win the same major four times. Faldo is also one of only eight players to have three winning streaks of 30 or more tournaments each. The other seven are Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, Jim Furyk, Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Adam Scott and Bubba Watson.