Team USA captain Jim Furyk has urged his veterans to "step up" and take players "under their wing" to help them end their Ryder Cup losing streak on European soil.

Team USA captain Jim Furyk has urged his veteran players to step up and mentor younger teammates to help end the Americans' 34-year losing streak on European soil. Speaking on the Sky Sports Golf podcast alongside European captain Luke Donald at Adare Manor, Furyk emphasized that preparing for the 2027 centenary Ryder Cup requires a comprehensive 24-month process rather than a short build-up.
Furyk aims to address Team USA's struggling foursomes record, which stands at 26 losses in their last 34 matches in the format. Meanwhile, Europe's captain Donald stated that protecting their long-standing home record carries immense pressure as he seeks a third consecutive Ryder Cup victory over the United States.
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