ESPN.com Hot Seat guests

The following people have appeared on ESPN.com's Hot Seat, discussing golf over the past few years.

Johnson's birdie putt on final hole allows him to beat Allenby by one stroke

Rookie Dustin Johnson has won the Turning Stone Resort Championship, shooting a 3-under 69 on Sunday to beat Robert Allenby by one shot.

Ridings matches Howell at 8-under for share of lead at Turning Stone

Tag Ridings missed a short par putt on the final hole Saturday to fall into a tie for the lead with Charles Howell III after the third round of the Turning Stone Resort Championship.

VERONA, NY - OCTOBER 02: Charles Howell III plays a shot during the first round of the Turning Stone Resort Championship at Atunyote Golf...

Overton shoots 69 despite wind, rain, hail; Ridings closes within one stroke

Former Big Ten player of the year Jeff Overton shot a 3-under 69 on Friday to take a one-shot lead over Tag Ridings (68) in the blustery second round of the Turning Stone Resort Championship.

Fantasy Fore: Viking Classic

Shawn Peters previews the Viking Classic from a fantasy perspective.

A TALE OF TWO TOURS

The Ryder Cup has become the best of times for Europe, the worst of times for the U.S. Here's why.

Jason Sobel's Barclays blog

As the FedEx Cup playoffs get set to open this week at the Barclays, Jason Sobel -- our blogger on the scene -- will be tracking all the happenings from Ridgewood Country Club.

PGA Championship tee times: Fourth round

PGA Championship tee times.

Kim joins storied list of Congressional winners after AT&T victory

Sunday's victory at the AT&T National proclaimed to golf fans that they have much to look forward to from Anthony Kim. The beginning of a long journey that started this week at Congressional Country Club may make another stop at September's Ryder Cup and could come to fruition back in D.C. at the U.S. Open in 2011, writes ESPN.com's Jason Sobel.

Love, Howell among PGA Tour players to undergo drug tests

Charles Howell III and Davis Love III were among the first players chosen for testing under the tour's Anti-Doping Program that went into effect this week.

Aussie Appleby a popular pick to win in D.C.

Will Australian Stuart Appleby rebound from his final-round collapse last year to earn a victory in our nation's capital at the AT&T National? Our experts give their predictions.

Cabrera biggest of several big names headed home Friday

...3 under. Justin Rose and Ben Curtis finished 9 over for 36 holes at Torrey Pines. Charles Howell III finished 11 over. Colin Montgomerie was 14 over. Several players -- including '07 Masters champ Zach Johnson...

U.S. Open field: From 1 to 156

Who will be in the hunt come Sunday at Torrey Pines? There's Tiger, Phil and even a guy who doesn't own a single PGA Tour win. ESPN.com's Jason Sobel predicts the entire field, start to finish in his 1-156 rankings.

After waddling to a win in '07, don't expect much from The Duck in '08

Expecting a repeat performance from Angel Cabera? Don't hold your breath. The 2007 U.S. Open winner has struggled with his putting stroke ever since his victory parade last year, writes ESPN.com's Pat Forde.