Members of the European Ryder Cup team got the response they expected from the crowd Wednesday when they came out wearing green-and-gold shirts and cheeseheads.
The crowd cheered and applauded the visitors as the second day of practice got underway.
Team members say they know they won’t have as many fans from Europe this year, so they hoped to win over some temporary fans.
Thousands of volunteers are important to keep the international event going at the Whistling Straits course alongside Lake Michigan.
Organizers say about 30,000 people applied for the 4,000 volunteer positions.
Volunteers are wearing red, white, and blue windbreakers to go with their red volunteer lanyard around their neck.
