Furyk happy to revive 'dream-team' experiment

Putting the world’s top two players together did not work for the US in the last Ryder Cup but Jim Furyk can think of no reason why it should not be more successful next week.

Putting the world’s top two players together did not work for the US in the last Ryder Cup but Jim Furyk can think of no reason why it should not be more successful next week.

Furyk’s victory in the Canadian Open last Sunday lifted him above Phil Mickelson into second place in the rankings behind Tiger Woods.

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