Brandt Snedeker was more impressed with the Medinah crowds today, despite the U.S. getting swept.
"I thought the fans were great today," he said. "Really, they came out -- it seemed like there was more people out there. They were engaged. It's hard to get the fans going when we just couldn't get any momentum out there. It seemed like every time we started to do something or hit quality golf shots, we couldn't converge.
Hat's off to the International Team. They did a great job of stifling any momentum we had going today. This happens in golf. You have days where things don't fall into place for you. That's why our guys are built so that they can do this every week. They're used to adversity.
These guys got a huge challenge in front of them now, and it's an opportunity. We're going to view it as an opportunity."
Wyndham Clark said he and his Presidents Cup teammates "weren't really feeling the fans as much as normal" today and it was "kind of dead out there."
U.S. captain Brandt Snedeker called it a "weird day" and said the crowd energy "just kind of dissipated as the day went on."