SAINT-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France The last time the U.S. Ryder Cup team found itself on the wrong side of a 10-6 deficit heading into the singles session, Jim Furyk was on the other side of the motivational divide.Furyk was a member of the 1999 U.S. team that rallied on Sunday to beat Europe (14 -13 ) after starting Sunday trailing by four points when then-captain Ben Crenshaw gathered his team for a pep talk.I remember every damn word of it, Furyk smiled.Although he declined to go into details, it was clear Furyk planned to borrow from Crenshaws playbook when he spoke with his team late Saturday.
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Furyk also remembers being on the other side of a massive comeback in 2012 at Medinah when the Europeans erased a four-point deficit to win the Ryder Cup.It sure sucked being on the other side. That was one of the worst days of my career. I remember it probably even better, to be honest with you, he said. The feeling of the momentum switching; the feeling of hearing the European crowd, and knowing, looking up on the board and seeing blue, it's a tough feeling to stomach.Both comebacks followed the same script, with the trailing team getting off to quick starts. The U.S. won six of the first 12 singles matches in 99 and the Europeans won the first five matches in 12.
Sep 29, 2018 · "I remember every damn word of it,'' U.S. captain Jim Furyk said of Crenshaw's words that fateful Saturday night. "We had a talk about it [with the team].'' Furyk was a member of the
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"I remember every damn word of it. We had a talk about it," Furyk said. "It sure sucked being on the other side, I will say that. [Medinah] was one of the worst days of my career.
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Furyk remembers 'every damn word' of '99 pep talkSource: Golf ChannelPublished on 2018-09-29
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Furyk's memories of Medinah and Brookline are clear. In 1999, he recalls captain Ben Crenshaw's fiery speech on Saturday night. - 'Anything can happen' - "I remember every damn word of it. We had
My original question was going to be about 1999. You were on that team. Can you remember much about Ben and what he said, and are you channelling any of that tonight? JIM FURYK: I remember every damn word of it. We had a talk about it. Does that answer your question, Alex? I remember every damn word of it. That sounds like a Tiger answer.
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Furyk said he "remembers every damn word" of Crenshaw's Saturday pep talk to the 1999 team. And since Crenshaw is in France, Furyk said he could always drop by the team room. "If he wants to wave a finger, he's more than invited."
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Furyk remembers 'every damn word' of '99 pep talk. after starting Sunday trailing by four points when then-captain Ben Crenshaw gathered his team for a pep talk. "I remember every damn word
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