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U.S. Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk insists changes are coming for American 'underdogs' ahead of Adare Manor

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United States Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk has stated that the American team will enter the 2027 tournament at Adare Manor as underdogs. Furyk made the remarks as he prepares to lead the U.S. side in their attempt to win on European soil, a feat they have not accomplished in over thirty years.

In addition to acknowledging the team's underdog status, Furyk insisted that upcoming changes are in store for the American squad as they look toward the next edition of the event. Furyk previously served as U.S. captain during the 2018 tournament, returning to European grounds for his latest leadership campaign.

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CBS Sports (US) Highlights impending structural adjustments for the team and the captain's prior European experience.
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