
Jim Furyk
Jim Furyk is a retired American professional golfer known for his distinctive swing and exceptional career in the PGA Tour. Born on May 12, 1970, Furyk has won 17 PGA Tour events, including the prestigious U.S. Open in 2003. He is also recognized for setting the PGA Tour record for the lowest single-round score of 58 during the 2016 Travelers Championship. Furyk has been a consistent performer in major tournaments, with multiple top-10 finishes, and has represented the United States in various Ryder Cups. His dedication to the sport and strategic approach to the game have made him a respected figure in professional golf.
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Visiting World Cup fans give Americans cause for celebration – The Irish TimesJim Furyk was awarded the United States Ryder Cup captaincy after Woods withdrew his name from consideration.
Tiger Woods set to miss all four golf majors for second straight year after DUI arrest controversy | International Sports NewsJim Furyk was the world number 10 who faced Paul McGinley in the Ryder Cup.
Shane Lowry the latest in a long line of Irish golfers to deliver when it matters at the Ryder Cup – The Irish TimesJim Furyk is a vice-captain for the United States team.
Ryder Cup, parte la 45a edizione: Stati Uniti favoritiJim Furyk is a vice-captain for the US team with extensive Ryder Cup experience.
Ryder Cup: Why Europe and US want to dominate Friday's opening sessionBradley had turned to one of his assistants, Jim Furyk, to produce a comprehensive dossier on all that Ryder Cup captaincy involved.
Captain Keegan Bradley opts against picking himself for US team – The Irish TimesJim Furyk is also mute but gets to give the finger to a seagull in a flashback.
Every pro golfer who appears in Happy Gilmore 2, ranked in order of their acting performance – The Irish TimesHe insisted he would not give up the captaincy if he did make the team but could take on a dual role with the help of vice-captains Webb Simpson, Brandt Snedeker, Kevin Kisner and Jim Furyk.
Ryder Cup: US captain Keegan Bradley open to dual roleJim Furyk stated he wasn't emotionally attached to the tree and that it never really bothered him.
The Players Championship: An overhanging tree tormented golfers at the tournament for decades before it disappeared. Now, it’s backJim Furyk, the only player to have broken 60 twice, shot 58 in the final round of the 2016 Travelers Championship.
Jake Knapp runs out of steam after stunning 59 at Cognizant Classic – The Irish TimesJim Furyk set the PGA Tour single-round record of 58 at the 2016 Travelers Championship.
Jake Knapp shoots 15th sub-60 round in PGA Tour history with 59 at the Cognizant Classic



































































