Jim Furyk has already given away his plan for Adare Manor as he’s named US Ryder Cup captain

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Jim Furyk will captain the United States Ryder Cup team at Adare Manor in Ireland in 2027.

Furyk captained the US Ryder Cup team to a heavy defeat at Le Golf National in Paris in 2018.

Now the 2003 U.S. Open champion has been handed a second crack of the whip.

Furyk is very much a ‘safe pair of hands’ type of appointment but questions are already being asked regarding whether he’s the right man for the Ryder Cup captaincy job after his previous failures in the role.

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Jim Furyk was criticized by Patrick Reed after the Ryder Cup in France for some of his decision-making.

Furyk received some flack for some of his pairing selections in 2018, as the Europeans ran out as 17.5-10.5 winners.

However, the 55-year-old Ponte Vedra resident will now have the chance to atone for the mistakes he made eight years ago at Le Golf National.

Jim Furyk said what was needed for the US Ryder Cup team after 2025 defeat

The Americans were beaten at Bethpage Black in September, despite a herculean effort during the Sunday singles.

After that defeat, Furyk spoke to reporters about what the plan should be for the US team moving forward.

“It is raw right now, it’s just happened and just finished. There is a lot of pride in our country. Millions and millions of people were rooting for us and when it doesn’t go our way and we don’t get the job done, of course there is going to be a knee jerk reaction and folks are going to be upset,” he said.