NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. — Jim Furyk’s wants to do more than just win next year’s Ryder Cup. His goal as the U.S. Ryder Cup captain is to not only get an elusive road victory next year in Ireland but also build for the future by creating a better plan that emphasizes the competition on an annual basis. Furyk, who was recently named to the post for a second time —he lost as captain in 2018 in Paris but won as U.S. Presidents Cup captain in 2024 in Montreal—acknowledged that mistakes have been made and that he brings experience and ideas to the process. “It’s not going to be easy,” Furyk said of trying to win an away match for the first time since 1993 during his news conference at Aronimink Golf Club, site of this week’s PGA Championship. “We have to scratch and claw, but I think we have the talent to be able to do that. “Then I really look at it from a long-term perspective, and something we really need to improve on and get better at. I like to say we need to create a blueprint.…