Not that Jim Furyk is alone in this distinction among American golfers of a certain age, but when it comes to his personal history in the Ryder Cup and the Presidents Cup, Furyk has experienced wildly divergent fortunes.

The United States team captain wasn't having this reporter's question about the Presidents Cup needing to be more competitive in the future.

When Wyndham Clark mentioned that the U.S. players and assistant captains were gathering for a barbecue hosted by Captain Jim Furyk on the eve of the Procore Championship in Napa, California, I texted Furyk to find out what he was making.

American Presidents Cup captain Jim Furyk joins Live From to talk about what he learned from previous Presidents Cup captains and the lessons he took from captaining the 2018 Ryder Cup team.

Jim Furyk, who will captain the USA in the Presidents Cup next week, has launched into an X-rated rant at a reporter after being offended by a question over the tournament's reputation

During a conversation with Jim Furyk amid the week of the Procore Championship, Golfweek writer Adam Schupak suggested that it'd be better for the U.S. President Cup captain to lose the matches in order to boost the branding of the biennial match-play tournament.

Who said the Presidents Cup lacks passion? Golfweek’s Adam Schupak detailed a recent interview with U.S. Presidents Cup captain Jim Furyk, in which the normally mild-mannered golfer took exception to one particular question.