'Kind of dead out there': Wyndham Clark criticizes U.S. fans at Presidents Cup

Wyndham Clark expressed disappointment with the energy of the US fans at the Presidents Cup. He described the atmosphere as "kind of dead out there" and felt that the crowd's lack of enthusiasm affected the team's momentum. According to Clark, a notable example was a shot by Morikawa on the par-4 11th hole, which drew no applause from the crowd.

Clark suggested that the fans' muted response was surprising, especially given the team's efforts, including making big putts. He issued a challenge to the fans, hoping they would be more supportive in the following days. US captain Brandt Snedeker echoed Clark's sentiments, describing the day as "weird" and noting that the crowd's energy dissipated as the day went on.

Snedeker observed that the first tee was loud, but the enthusiasm did not persist throughout the session. The US team emerged from the first session with a 3-2 lead.

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