Corey Pavin is officially named the captain for the U.S. Team for the 2010 Ryder Cup and shares memories and thoughts about his experiences and love for the Ryder Cup. (5:04)

2010 U.S. Ryder Cup Team Captain Corey Pavin discusses the pressures that accompany being captain, and addresses the impact Tiger Wood's likely reunion will have to the team. (4:05)

PGA of America officials welcome the Ryder Cup home after the United States thrilling victory at Valhalla Golf Club. (3:07)

Beau Estes gets you caught up on all the matches during Day 3 of the 37th Ryder Cup from Valhalla Golf Club as the United States secures the victory for the first time since 1999. (4:25)

The American team, led by Paul Azinger, hold the Ryder Cup trophy and listen to the National Anthem of the United States of America after their thrilling win at Valhalla. (1:44)

American Captain Paul Azinger talks about the U.S. victory in the 2008 Ryder Cup and what it means. (2:30)

European Captain Nick Faldo talks about a difficult loss for his European team and gives credit to the solid play of the U.S. players. (3:01)

Boo Weekley looks back at his stellar play in the 2008 Ryder Cup and how he help his American team win for the first time since 1999. (2:10)

Kentucky native Kenny Perry reflects on his inspired play on the final day of the Ryder Cup and thanks the fans for their great support. (1:52)

A European missed putt seals the 2008 Ryder Cup for the American team. The team celebrates and Captain Azinger talks about the meaning of this victory. (3:04)

Anthony Kim finishes off Sergio Garcia in his singles match on Sunday to earn another point for the U.S. Team. Kim talks about his Ryder Cup experience. (1:44)

Boo Weekley hits an eagle from the frontside bunker to take the hole in spectacular fashion. (:22)

Beau Estes gets you caught up on all the morning action during Day 3 of the 37th Ryder Cup from Valhalla Golf Club. (2:55)

Soren Hansen sinks a long birdie putt at the 1st to win the hole for the Europeans. (:24)

Anthony Kim nails his approach at the 2nd to within feet of the pin en route to a birdie that put him 1 up thru 2. (:34)

American Captain Paul Azinger talks about Day 2 play, and how to keep it going in the singles matches. (2:02)

European Captain Nick Faldo talks about what his team needs to do on Sunday retain the Ryder Cup. (2:25)

Ian Poulter, who has earned three points thus far, hopes his team has enough to come back from trailing heading into Sunday. (2:30)

Beau Estes gets you caught up on all the matches during Day 2 of the 37th Ryder Cup from Valhalla Golf Club. (6:32)

With Anthony Kim looking on, Phil Mickelson just misses a putt to extend their morning match. They would lose 2&1. (:32)

NBCSports.com showcases Justin Leonard's great chip in on the 4th hole en route to earning half a point on Day 2. (:27)

Beau Estes gets you caught up on all the morning matches during Day 2 of the 37th Ryder Cup from Valhalla Golf Club. (5:22)

Justin Rose speaks about his morning match victory at 4&3 with Ian Poulter over Chad Campbell and Stewart Cink. (2:30)

With the help of Henrik Stenson, Oliver Wilson was able to win a point in his first ever Ryder Cup match against Anthony Kim and Phil Mickelson. (3:01)

Sergio Garcia gets fired up after sinking a long birdie on No. 8, but Steve Stricker answers to halve the hole during their afternoon match. (1:15)

Kenny Perry and Jim Furyk add a point to the American lead with a morning match win over Padraig Harrington and Robert Karlsson. (1:13)

Miguel Angel Jimenez nails his approach at the 13th hole setting up a short birdie putt that Graeme McDowell converts for the Europeans. (:29)

NBCSports.com recaps all the Day 1 action from the 2008 Ryder Cup that saw the American Team grab the early lead. (3:43)

Beau Estes gets you caught up on all the matches during Day 1 at the 37th Ryder Cup from Valhalla Golf Club. (5:20)

U.S. Captain Paul Azinger talks about his team's solid play on Day 1 of the Ryder Cup and looks ahead. (2:15)

Boo Weekley reflects on how the crowd supported him in his halved match in Day 1 of the Ryder Cup. (1:01)

European Ryder Cup veteran Lee Westwood talks about his Friday matches and how the European team can bounce back on Day 2. (1:47)

Nick Faldo reflects on his European team's effort in Day 1 of the Ryder Cup and how to rebound on Saturday. (3:02)

Phil Mickelson sinks a great birdie to give himself and Anthony Kim the lead, and Justin Leonard makes a dramatic chip to help seal a point in his match during Day 1 action. (1:03)

Beau Estes gets you caught up on all the morning matches during Day 1 at the 37th Ryder Cup from Valhalla Golf Club. (3:57)

Justin Leonard hits a par putt at the 10th hole to win the match and secure a point for the Americans at the 37th Ryder Cup. (:53)

Phil Mickelson drains a long par putt at the 12th hole putting the pressure on his European counterparts to answer. (:42)

American Captain Paul Azinger speaks during the opening ceremony of the Ryder Cup, and introduces his squad that will challenge the Europeans. (5:03)

European Captain Nick Faldo introduces his team at the opening ceremony, and offers his outlook heading into the 2008 Ryder Cup at Valhalla Golf Club. (5:01)

Catch all the pagentry as captains Paul Azinger and Nick Faldo lead their teams into competition for the 37th Ryder Cup. (4:04)

Grant Boone and Brian Katrek break down both teams and look ahead to this year's Ryder Cup from the Valhalla Golf Club. (5:01)

The U.S. team, led by Paul Azinger look for revenge against the European team led by Nick Faldo at the 2008 Ryder Cup at Valhalla. (4:01)

The Europeans dominated the Americans at The K Club, capped off by inspired play by Darren Clarke, to once again capture a Ryder Cup victory. (3:50)

With the conclusion of the 90th PGA Championship, the United States Ryder Cup team is now two-thirds complete. Team Captain Paul Azinger comments on their goals. (1:49)

U.S. Ryder Cup team captain Paul Azinger fills out his squad with four picks, talks about his team's chances, and discusses Tiger's absence and the potential impact. (4:32)