Furyk and Love III share McGladrey lead
United States Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III and Jim Furyk both carded a four-under 66 to share a two-shot lead after the third round of the McGladrey Classic at Sea Island, Georgia today.
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Furyk on fire as McIlroy stays in the hunt
Jim Furyk took advantage of a sizzling start to set the early clubhouse lead in the second round of the Tour Championship, while Rory McIlroy is still in the hunt.
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Davis Love III reveals Ryder Cup captain's picks
US Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III has named Jim Furyk, Steve Stricker, Dustin Johnson and Brandt Snedeker as his wild card picks.
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Furyk holds Bridgestone lead, McIlroy lies fourth
Jim Furyk managed to hold on to the lead on day three of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, but Louis Oosthuizen is just one shot behind.
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Keegan Bradley wins WGC-Bridgestone on last hole
Keegan Bradley won the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational by one shot after playing partner Jim Furyk, a stroke in front playing the last, double-bogeyed the 18th to tumble back into a tie for second.
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Furyk the halfway leader at Bridgestone
Jim Furyk holds a two-shot lead heading into day three of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational in Akron, Ohio.
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McDowell shares lead at US Open
Graeme McDowell was California dreaming again after moving into a tie for the lead with Jim Furyk with a round to go at the United States Open.
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Goosen & Furyk share Transitions lead
Retief Goosen and Jim Furyk share the lead after the third round of the Transitions Championship on 11 under par, with Padraig Harrington now four shots back.
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Donald leads into final round of The Heritage
Luke Donald shook off a poor start to the day to come through and finish with a one-shot advantage over Jim Furyk going into the final-round of The Heritage at Hilton Head.
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FedEx millions bring tears to Furyk's eyes
Jim Furyk heads to the Ryder Cup $11.35million richer after landing golf's biggest jackpot in Atlanta.
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Furyk wide awake in Atlanta
Jim Furyk, the man who began the FedEx Cup play-offs by oversleeping and being disqualified, now looms as the biggest threat to Luke Donald's hopes of a massive payday this weekend.
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PGA suspend starting time rule
The PGA has suspended the rule that resulted in golfer Jim Furyk's disqualification from last week's Barclays Classic for being late to his pro-am starting time.
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Furyk disqualifed from Barclays tournament
World number six Jim Furyk has been disqualified from the first of the FedEx Cup play-offs in America - a day before it has even started.
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Draw made for Open
Graeme McDowell, the new US Open champion, will play with American Jim Furyk and Australian Geoff Ogilvy in the first two rounds of the Open Championship at St Andrews.
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Davis pays penalty as Furyk prevails
England's Brian Davis is still searching for his maiden US PGA Tour victory after he called a penalty on himself during a sudden-death play-off with Jim Furyk at the Verizon Heritage in South Carolina.
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Furyk holds slender Heritage advantage
Jim Furyk coolly rolled in an 11-foot birdie putt at the last to break one shot clear of a congested leaderboard in the third round of the Heritage Classic in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
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Jim Furyk surprised by Woods decision
The timing of Tiger Woods' decision to commit to playing his second tournament of the season has come as a welcome surprise for his American Ryder Cup team-mate Jim Furyk.
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Jim Furyk wins the Transitions Championship
Former world number two Jim Furyk grabbed his 14th US Tour victory, but first since 2007, when he won the Transitions Championship by one shot from Korean KJ Choi in Florida.
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Furyk takes the lead in Tampa Bay
Jim Furyk inched closer to his first PGA Tour title in three years when he moved three strokes clear in the third round at Tampa Bay.
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Furyk delighted to end winless run
Jim Furyk was delighted to bring a 28-month winless streak to end when he held off a strong European effort to win the Chevron World Challenge in California.