Francesco Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood are among those on stage to talk about the Ryder Cup.

This year's rookie, Fleetwood, is interviewed first and he jokes "it was easy when it was going well".

When Tiger Woods' final putt claimed the Tour Championship and recorded his first win in five years, the golf world erupted.

The 42-year-old's victory in Atlanta was his 80th PGA Tour title - but his first since August 2013 - and less than a year ago he was 1,199 in the world after spinal fusion surgery.

"I just can't believe I've pulled this off," Woods said afterwards in an emotional interview.

Peter Scrivener
BBC Sport golf expert

Phil Mickelson’s putting meltdown at the US Open, or the tee shot he dumped in the water at the Ryder Cup that turned out to be the winning moment for Europe are memorable, while being in the thick of the battle between Francesco Molinari and Tiger Woods when the Italian won The Open at Carnoustie is a personal highlight. Woods winning the Tour Championship – his first victory in five years - was the best moment. Love him, or loathe him, Woods has done so much for the game and it was terrific to see him back on top.

David Ginola presents the drama in comedic style. 'Born in the USA' opens the montage.

And now we take a look back at the Ryder Cup and Europe's emphatic victory over the USA, as well as some other golfing highlights.

A throwback to the summer!

The Lightning Seeds, David Baddiel, and Frank Skinner reunite to perform a special rendition of Three Lions at Sports Personality of the Year.

Dynamicthinking: A wonderful multi-cultural introduction to ThreeLions showing how football, not just in the World Cup, unites people. Perhaps that's something that can be taken into more venues.

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Kirsty Ewen says it's been "amazing" to get to know all of the other Unsung Hero finalists. She also vows to inspire more young people to "never give up" and says she wants them to know "there is always hope".

Inspirational.

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Swimming volunteer Kirsty Ewen overcame mental health issues to inspire others to do the same and find a better place through swimming.

Para-athlete Kare Adenegan was named the 2018 Young Sports Personality of the Year at the Radio 1 Teen Awards in London in October.

The 17-year-old set a world record in the T34 100m, and later in the year became European champion.

She won a silver and two bronze medals at the Rio Paralympics and set the world record at the London Anniversary Games in July, beating long-time rival and five-time Paralympic champion Hannah Cockroft.

Swimmer Freya Anderson and jockey James Bowen were also on the final shortlist.

The next award being announced is the Unsung Hero award. This year's Young Sports Personality of the Year winner Kare Adenegan joins Jess Ennis-Hill to present the award.

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Everyone knows her as the fastest British athlete but Dina Asher-Smith was a woman of many talents when she was younger. One of those talents was playing the trumpet – which she did regularly while at school. She also prides herself on her ability to wiggle her ears…

Dina Asher-Smith is wearing an incredible strawberry red dress and heels. She jokes the greatest achievement she has had this year is not tripping up while coming onto the stage.