Jim Furyk was close to tears after leading Team USA to a Presidents Cup win over the International Team in Montreal in a dramatic competition

Team USA Presidents Cup captain Jim Furyk couldn't contain his emotions as he was being interviewed following the Americans' clutch win in Montreal over the International Team

United States Presidents Cup captain Jim Furyk defends his decision to break up Xander Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay for the opening fourballs session.

The United States team captain wasn't having this reporter's question about the Presidents Cup needing to be more competitive in the future.

The United States raced into a 5-0 lead after Thursday's fourballs, but lost all five foursomes matches on Friday to leave the Presidents Cup on a knife edge heading into day three

When Wyndham Clark mentioned that the U.S. players and assistant captains were gathering for a barbecue hosted by Captain Jim Furyk on the eve of the Procore Championship in Napa, California, I texted Furyk to find out what he was making.

"How damn arrogant would you have to be to say no? After the team doesn't win and you go, 'Nope, I'd do everything the same.'"

International Team Captain Mike Weir has his share of major winners on his team, including Hideki Matsuyama, Adam Scott and Jason Day, but the International side enters

There are different kinds of pressure on the two captains at this year's Presidents Cup, whether they let on about it or not. Jim Furyk's job is to extend the U.S.