ESPN.com Hot Seat guests

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

President Bush welcomes Ryder Cup team members to White House

President George W. Bush celebrated Monday with American golfers who reclaimed the Ryder Cup for the U.S.

Price leads Champions Tour team to 3-Tour Challenge sweep

Nick Price shot a 7-under 65 to lead the Champions Tour team to two nine-hole tournament victories at the 17h Annual Wendy's 3-Tour Challenge.

Future of FedEx Cup for year 3 starting to take shape

While nothing is set in stone, the latest proposal to tweak the FedEx Cup playoffs includes such changes as holding off on resetting the point totals until just before the Tour Championship, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Career-low round helps Matteson take first-round lead

Troy Matteson opened with an eagle, ran off three straight birdies at the turn and wound up with a career-low round of 9-under 63 to take a one-shot lead.

Beware of Boo in 2008's final official PGA Tour event

So who will win the Children's Miracle Network Classic? Our experts weigh in with their picks.

On heels of Ryder Cup victory, Kim continues to impress at Tour Championship

While most of his Ryder Cup teammates floated back to Earth on Thursday at the Tour Championship, Anthony Kim stayed in the stratosphere long enough to card an opening-round 64 for a four-shot lead, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Ryder Cup report card: Several Americans make our honor roll

So how did all 24 players at the Ryder Cup do on our grading scale? ESPN.com's Jason Sobel examined the records and tallied the results in his report card.

USA's Steve Stricker, left to right, Hunter Mahan, Stewart Cink and Anthony Kim celebrate after winning the Ryder Cup golf tournament at the Valhalla Golf Club...

Americans take lead into Ryder Cup's final day for 1st time since 1995

Ian Poulter and Justin Rose kept up their solid play at the Ryder Cup, giving the Europeans the first point of the second day, defeating Stewart Cink and Chad Campbell 4-and-3.

U.S. takes 5½-2½ lead, its biggest on opening day since 1979

The Americans find themselves in an unusual position: leading the Ryder Cup.

Despite early hiccups, Americans rebound to take early lead at Ryder Cup

Despite digging a deep hole in two separate matches early, Anthony Kim and the Americans overcame the pressure to secure the U.S.'s first winning session to start a Ryder Cup since 1991, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Azinger's pairings strategy crucial to Americans in reclaiming Ryder Cup

Paul Azinger brought many things to the table when he was named Ryder Cup captain. The most crucial may have been a plan for his pairings that was instrumental in the American's first Ryder Cup victory since 1999, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Win one for the Zinger!

What exactly does a Ryder Cup captain do? DJ Gallo got the inside scoop on Paul Azinger's pep talk.

U.S., Europe will split Friday morning foursomes

...from the pattern, matching up the teams of Phil Mickelson/Anthony Kim, Justin Leonard/Hunter Mahan, Stewart Cink/Chad Campbell and Kenny Perry/Jim Furyk for the four matches. I can't say there...

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