Putting scores on the board at Presidents Cup not the same when there aren't boards

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The United States leads the Presidents Cup by three points heading into Sunday, and captain Brandt Snedeker has placed several strong players near the top of the lineup. He hopes the team can build an early lead and generate momentum, despite the event lacking traditional scoreboards.

The objective for the home team in the Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup is to get up early in the matches and ride the momentum of the crowd. The common phrase heard at these competitions is to get a lot of red — or blue (Europe) or gold (International) — on the board. U.S. captain Brandt Snedeker tried to stack the top of his Sunday lineup while trailing by three points and said, “We've got some studs up there at the top of the lineup that are going to go out there and hopefully put a bunch of red on the board.”