Team USA captain Jim Furyk has called on the senior members of the squad to step up and take younger players under their wing as the United States prepares to face Europe on European soil in the upcoming Ryder Cup.
Furyk’s remarks come as the U.S. team seeks to end a long losing streak in the biennial competition, which pits the best golfers from the United States against their European counterparts.
"We should be thinking Ryder Cup all the time," Furyk said. "The veterans need to step up and take players under their wing."
The captain’s message underscores the importance of experience and mentorship in a tournament where the U.S. has struggled to secure victories when competing abroad.
By urging its veterans to lead, Furyk hopes to give the team a renewed focus and a chance to break the European‑soil losing streak.
<small>Source: Sky Sports — read the original story there.</small>
