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‘Change will be made’: Jim Furyk promises to evolve U.S. Ryder Cup approach

Furyk’s promise to overhaul the U.S. Ryder Cup strategy and reconcile with Steve Reed sparks a merit‑first debate ahead of the next competition.

By · Published October 7, 2026  15:39 UTC · Updated October 7, 2026  16:24 UTC

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Ryder Cup team, describing internal ‘issues’ that needed attention. His comments set the tone for a weekend of reassessment among American officials, and he suggested that addressing those concerns would be essential for upcoming competition preparation.

Ryder Cup strategy, insisting ‘change will be made.’ Later that morning, The Irish Times relayed Luke Donald’s assertion that player selection will be strictly merit‑based, with no favouritism. Together, the remarks signal an announced shift toward accountability and performance‑driven choices as the Americans prepare for the next Cup.

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The obvious questions

What did Jim Furyk say about his relationship with Steve Reed?

Furyk said he would bury the hatchet with Reed if Reed wants a Ryder Cup return.

How does Luke Donald describe the Ryder Cup selection process?

Donald said there is no favouritism and every player must earn their way onto the Ryder Cup team.

What issue did Furyk admit on Oct 6?

He admitted that the U.S. Ryder Cup team has internal ‘issues’ that need to be addressed.

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Jim Furyk U.S. Ryder Cup Steve Reed Luke Donald team selection

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