USA will be 'underdogs' in 2027 Ryder Cup - Furyk
United States Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk says his team will be "underdogs" when they attempt to end more than 30 years of pain on European soil in next year's edition at Adare Manor.
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"We know what we are up against, we also know it's been 34 years since we won in Europe."
— Jim Furyk , Athlete
"I think reading between the lines, he is very focused on this Ryder Cup and wants to make amends for what happened in 2018 and the last two Ryder Cups."
— Luke Donald , Athlete
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United States Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk says his team will be "underdogs" when they attempt to end more than 30 years of pain on European soil in next year's edition at Adare Manor.
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