Jim Furyk and Keegan Bradley will serve as assistant captains for Team USA at the upcoming Presidents Cup, captain Brandt Snedeker announced. The duo brings extensive leadership experience to the American side as they prepare to defend their dominance at Medinah Country Club this September.

Furyk recently captained the winning 2024 Presidents Cup team at Royal Montreal and last month earned Ryder Cup captain duties. Bradley, who competed in the most recent Presidents Cup, previously captained the losing 2025 Ryder Cup side at Bethpage Black. Their combined experience spans multiple team competitions and generations of players.

Snedeker, fresh off his Myrtle Beach Classic victory at age 45, still needs to name two more assistants before the September 24-27 matches. The U.S. team has captured 10 consecutive Presidents Cup titles since the lone defeat in 1998, establishing unprecedented dominance in the biennial competition against the International side.

The assistant appointments signal Snedeker's commitment to experienced leadership as Team USA chases an 11th straight victory. With Furyk and Bradley alongside him, the Americans have assembled a coaching staff with proven track records in team competition pressure situations.