\t\t\t\tWyndham Clark made his feelings clear about his own fans on a subdued opening day at the Presidents Cup\u2026<\/p>\n
If it was boisterous Bethpage, this was meagre Medinah. <\/p>\n
The atmosphere at the start the Presidents Cup was so flat that Wyndham Clark even decided to call out his own fans by the end of the opening day. <\/p>\n
Clark, the US Open champion who had to deal with the crowd jeering against him on his way to his win at Shinnecock this year<\/a>, is starting to get used to feeling the heat from outside the ropes.<\/p>\n But in Chicago, where Clark and Collin Morikawa defeated Adam Scott and Ryan Fox as the US edged the opening fourball matches<\/a>, the crowd was decidedly tame. In stark contrast to last year\u2019s Ryder Cup, there was a lively atmosphere on the first tee, but the energy did not carry out onto the sprawling course as the stands emptied before the final match began.<\/p>\n \u201cI felt like the momentum could have been better, to be honest, because we weren\u2019t really feeling the fans, I think, as much as normal,\u201d said Clark.<\/p>\n Wyndham Clark calling out the fans at Medinah: “These guys are going to laugh, but it was kind of dead out there. I felt like the momentum could have been better, to be honest, because we weren’t really feeling the fans, I think, as much as normal.<\/p>\n “There was a few shots \u2014 I\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/wuG0qXR7R4<\/a><\/p>\n