Jim Furyk says Jordan Spieth’s injury had “zero” role in his omission from Presidents Cup team

Jordan Spieth won’t be playing in the Presidents Cup tournament that will take place at the Montreal Golf Club. While the reason for his omission was speculated by many in the golf world as being Spieth’s injury, US Presidents Cup team captain Jim Furyk has said it played no factor in omitting the golfer from the team.

Spieth as of late experienced wrist surgery for an damage he got in 2023.Ahead of the Presidents Container, Furyk talked amid a press conference at the Montreal Golf Club and was inquired in the event that Spieth’s harm was a figure in barring him from the Presidents Cup.Furyk said,

“Zero. Zero. I think JT (Jordan Spieth) has the opportunity to match with a parcel of diverse folks additionally be a leader, on the off chance that that produces sense. Take the youthful fellow beneath his arm. We do not happen to have that numerous new kids on the block on this group, after you see at it. I think Sahith and Russell are two folks that haven’t played either on a Presidents Glass or Ryder Glass group.

“We have a part of ingenious status, but JT – I realize I didn’t choose him, but I’m not planning to say anything but awesome things almost the fellow since I love him to death.”

Taking after his support at the FedEx St. Jude Championship, had experienced surgery on his cleared out wrist. Within the post, he included:

“Focused on rest and rehab, and I see forward to returning to golf solid and arranged for 2025!”

Spieth has played within the Presidents Glass four times, in 2013, 2015, 2017 and 2022.
How was Jordan Spieth’s year on the PGA Visit so remote?

Jordan Spieth secured third put at The Sentry. He another played the AT&T Stone Shoreline Pro-Am, wrapping up in a tie for 39th put, and after that at the Phoenix Open where he wrapped up T6. Following, he played the Arnold Palmer Invitational to wrap up at T30. Taking after that, he missed cutlines at the Players Championship and the Valspar Championship.
At that point, Spieth played the Valero Texas Open to wrap up at T10. He missed the cutlines at the Experts Competition and the CJ Glass Byron Nelson. He wrapped up at T39 at the RBC Legacy. At that point, he played the Wells Fargo Championship, the PGA Championship, and the Charles Schwab Challenge to wrap up in ties for 29th, 43rd, and 37th, respectively.Next, Spieth missed the cutline at the Commemoration Competition. At the US Open, he finished in a tie for 41st. He moreover played the Travelers Championship, the John Deere Classic, and the Open, wrapping up with ties for 63rd, 26th, and 25th, separately. He missed cutlines at the Beginning Scottish Open and Wyndham Championship. His final occasion was the FedEx St. Jude Championship, where he wrapped up in a tie for 68th.