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Jim Furyk said the U.S. can learn from a 17-13 Presidents Cup win, including better alternate-shot play before the Ryder Cup in Europe.
- On Sunday, Sept. 27, the United States won its 11th consecutive Presidents Cup at Medinah Country Club, defeating the International Team 17-13 in singles play.
- Trailing by three points entering the final day, the Americans needed to win eight of the 12 singles matches to retain the Presidents Cup title.
- Rookie Jackson Koivun went unbeaten over the four days, while U.S. captain Brandt Snedeker said, "I just want these 12 guys down here to really enjoy themselves."
- Snedeker stated the victory "won't matter" until the team succeeds at the Ryder Cup, where the United States has not won in Europe since 1993.
- Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk is evaluating the Presidents Cup for strategic lessons as the United States seeks to end its winless streak in Europe dating to 1993.
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US needs to follow up Presidents Cup win with Ryder Cup triumph
The Presidents Cup is nice and all, and extending what was already a lopsided winning streak is always fun. But the Presidents Cup isn’t the Ryder Cup.
3 Major Issues Team USA Need To Solve Before Facing Europeans at Ryder Cup 2027
The Presidents Cup is officially in the books, with Team USA once again finding a way to edge the International side at Medinah. Now, the focus shifts to the next major team event on the calendar: the 2027 Ryder Cup. Fans will have to wait another year for the biennial showdown, which is set to […]
U.S. Team's Challenges Following Presidents Cup as Ryder Cup Approaches
News By: Michael Bamberger September 27, 2026 Jim Furyk, the 2027 U.S. Ryder Cup captain, left, with Keegan Bradley, the 2025 U.S. Ryder Cup captain. getty images On Sunday, the American team did what American teams always do when playing for cups of every size and shape, be it your Curtis Cup or Walker Cup, your Presidents Cup, your Solheim Cup, your Ryder Cup. Not always always, but pretty much always. Win or lose, when American golfers are pl…
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