United States Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk said Tuesday he will ask his players to "do more than any American team has in the past,"  to end a woeful run on European soil."I'm going to ask this team to do more than any other United States team has in the past," said Furyk, who revealed his team selection for Le Golf National eight years ago left him without "horses for the course".

Patrick Reed rejects handouts, leading the Race to Dubai as he aims to secure his 2027 PGA Tour card through pure performance on the European circuit.

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Jim Furyk has insisted the Americans will prepare better than ever before ahead of the 2027 Ryder Cup as he reflected on the team’s poor record in foursomes in recent events. Furyk is the latest captain tasked with trying to somehow mastermind a Ryder Cup victory on European soil for Team USA.

The United States hasn't won a Ryder Cup on European soil since 1993.

Michelle Zhang hopes to get into the last two events of the LPGA season.

The PGA Tour lost Kapalua on Maui as a season opener when a water dispute left the Plantation course unplayable, and then it played the Sony Open in Honolulu for the last time to avoid having one tournament in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.But that's hardly the end of professional golf in Hawaii.