Amarillo, TX, October 6, 2026 — U.S. Ryder Cup Captain Jim Furyk has expressed his positive sentiment regarding the potential selection of Patrick Reed for the upcoming Ryder Cup, scheduled to take place in Ireland. Furyk indicated that it would be a desirable outcome if Reed were to be named to the team again.

The statement from Furyk suggests an openness to having the golfer, who has been a notable participant in past Ryder Cup competitions, return to represent the United States. Reed, known for his assertive style and clutch performances in team events, has been a key player for the U.S. in previous Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup appearances.

The selection process for the Ryder Cup involves a combination of captain’s picks and automatic qualifiers based on player performance throughout a designated period. Captain Furyk’s remarks highlight his perspective on team dynamics and player contributions as he considers his roster for the international competition.

Details regarding the specific timeline for selections, the criteria being emphasized by Captain Furyk beyond player performance, or any other potential candidates for the team were not provided in the summary. The location for the next Ryder Cup is confirmed as Ireland.

Patrick Reed’s history with the Ryder Cup includes being a member of the victorious 2016 U.S. team and representing the U.S. in 2018 and 2021. His performances in these events have often been a focal point of discussion due to his high-energy approach and significant contributions in match play. The upcoming Ryder Cup in Ireland will mark another chapter in the storied rivalry between the U.S. and European teams, with team compositions being a significant element of pre-event anticipation.



Story summarized from the original created by DOUG FERGUSON, Associated Press on www.myhighplains.com, see more information here.

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