If at first you don’t succeed, try, try and try again.That seems to be the methodology for the PGA of America as they attempt to end the 34-year wait for a Ryder Cup victory on European soil.Furyk will lead the US team at the 2027 Ryder CupGettyLuke Donald’s Europe are chasing a third successive victoryGettyJim Furyk returns to captain the USA for a second time, having led the team to a 17.5-10.5 defeat in Paris in 2018, and just a couple of weeks ago confirmed significant change would be forthcoming.On Wednesday night, those changes were underlined, with huge significance placed on the biggest events across the calendar year.Much of the criticism in the past has been around a process that gave majors the year before the matches just as much significance as those taking place in Ryder Cup year.Qualification for the 2027 renewal will now begin in January 2027 at the American Express, and will run through to the BMW Championship in mid-August.In all there will be 31 events from which eligible players will be able to accumulate points, and at the end of that process the top six will automatically qualify for Furyk’s team.That will be just a few weeks before the matches at Adare Manor, which are scheduled for September 17-19 and will see Luke Donald lead the European team for a third successive time.Europe have won three of the last five Ryder Cups and since the turn of the century nine of the 12 matches to be played.Wins for Team USA have come in 2021, 2016 and 2008, and all have been on home soil.The overhaul for 2027 qualification is designed not just to stop the current rot, but to end a dismal record on opposition territory which goes back to 1993, when Tom Watson last led the US to victory.Not only does the calendar year assume more significance but the emphasis will be on a points system specifically designed to have the best players in the best form on the team.Wyndham Clark’s US Open triumph will count for nothing in the 2027 points listGettyPoints were previously tied to money won across two years, but now there is a more straightforward allocation.The four majors – Masters, US Open, PGA Championship and Open Championship – will assume the greatest significance with up to 3,000 points on offer.The Players Championship – the unofficial fifth major – with be worth 2,850, while the Signature events are worth 2,250 and 1,500 for a regulation PGA Tour eventWorld No 1 Scottie Scheffler is expected to be a mainstay of Team USAGettyThose numbers represent the total points to the winner of those events, with points then allocated for every US qualified player making the cut and finishing the tournament, per Ryder Cup regulations.It means Wyndham Clark‘s US Open win last year counts for nothing, as does Scottie Scheffler‘s record breaking victory in the Tour Championship.The one question mark that remains is around player eligibility, amidst a crisis for the rival LIV Golf circuit a host of players face a decision on their future.The rebel league filed for bankruptcy earlier this week and players now face decisions over their future playing status.However, the PGA Tour are unlikely to make things easy for those who walked away to take the Saudi Arabia PIF-funded millions on offer.Brooks Koepka will hope to play himself onto the team after returning to the PGA TourGettyEarlier this year, Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed took advantage of the PGA Tour Returning Member program which allowed them to make a gradual return to the circuitIn August, commissioner Brian Rolapp said there were no plans to revisit that opportunity from January.“There’s no current plans for a Returning Member Program like you saw earlier this year,” Rolapp said.“Anyone who is interested in coming to the PGA Tour needs to demonstrate that they are relieved of their contractual commitments or any tail obligations they might have in that legacy model,”