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Team Europe has dominated the United States at the Ryder Cup, winning the event nine of the past 12 times.
After losing back-to-back Ryder Cup tournament including on home soil at Bethpage Black in which they were the heavily-favored team, the United States is making a change. New captain Jim Furyk is hiring a new data analytics department.
"Scouts Consulting Group, which has supported the U.S. side in most of international men’s golf team competitions since 2016, is out and will be replaced by a new group headed by Justin Ray and Hunter Stewart," Golfweek reported.
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Furyk initially hired Scouts, which is headed by Jason Aquino, in 2024 when he was the winning captain of the U.S. side of the Presidents Cup, and served as a vice captain to Davis Love III, who used Scouts in victory at both the 2016 Ryder Cup and 2022 Presidents Cup.
“I really want to make it clear that I’m a big fan of Jason Aquino, he’s very talented and I learned a lot from Jason and consider us friends even now,” Furyk said. “That conversation was difficult in some respects but ultimately I felt like we had an opportunity and I had to make the best decision for the United States team.”
The 46th Ryder Cup tees off from Adare Manor in County Limerick, Ireland on Sept. 17, 2027.
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