World Golf Hall of Fame member and two-time major winner, David Graham recalls the most memorable of his 37 professional wins including his first on the PGA Tour, a playoff victory over, none other than, Bruce Devlin. He looks back on the days of chauffeur-driven Rolls Royces at the Piccadilly World Match Play at Wentworth and teaming up with Bruce for a World Cup win in Argentina, representing Australia. 

Re-live the 1979 PGA Championship, won in a playoff with Ben Crenshaw after doubling the last for a 65 and winning the 1981 U.S. Open at Merion, 40 years ago, with a final round that is regarded by some as one of the finest ball-striking exhibitions ever on the last day of a Major Championship. David Graham reflects on a superb career in golf, "FORE the Good of the Game."

World Golf Hall of Fame member and two-time major winner, David Graham joins us to reminisce about his early life in Australia leading up to his first U.S. PGA Tour event in 1969. Hear how Bruce Devlin helped him overhaul his golf swing and game, how he "escaped" Tasmania, transitioned from the 1.62" ball to the larger 1.68" American golf ball and how Devlin helped him finally get settled in America. The "Dog" and The "Devil". David Graham shares his early story, "FORE the Good of the Game."

The World Golf Hall of Fame member looks back on his Major Championship record including a near-miss at the Old Course and his win at the 1977 PGA Championship at Pebble Beach in a playoff with Gene Littler. He recalls fondly the time he was partnered with Arnold Palmer for 7 straight days at Disney World. Known for his superb Ryder Cup record, Lanny takes us to the crazy post-win celebration in 1983 at the home of Captain Jack Nicklaus. Find out where he would take his one career mulligan and what he would do differently at age 20, if he knew then what he knows now. We talk changes in the game, caddies, square grooves and pace of play as Lanny Wadkins wraps up his life story, “FORE the Good of the Game.”

Fasten your seatbelts as World Golf Hall of Fame member Lanny Wadkins joins Bruce & Mike for a rollicking ride through his early Amateur career, his first Masters at age 20 playing with Gene Sarazen and his love for the team competitions of golf. Learn about his "Trackman" of the 60's, how Arnie hit into him on the last hole while Lanny was putting for his first win and how he played with a "plan" when leading. Lanny and Bruce reminisce about the Bob Hope Classic and the Crosby Clambake paired with the likes of Telly Savalas and Dean Martin. Lanny Wadkins tells his early story in golf, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Hear tales from the Crosby "Clambake" featuring Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dean Martin (Bruce's long-time partner) and many others. Listen as Nathaniel recalls negotiating with Deane Beman as a teenager, his amateur golf successes, participating in the Masters and Open Championships, playing with Seve on the European Tour and the wonderful history of Hoylake. The  Captain of the 2019 winning U.S. squad and this year's U.S. Walker Cup team Captain tells his story, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Fascinating Ben Hogan stories are intermixed with information about the great work of the Ben Hogan Foundation honoring his legacy in the world of golf. Bruce & Robert take you on a storytelling journey through the life and times of Ben Hogan as only they witnessed, from practice rounds at the Masters to their recollections of Mr. Hogan at Shady Oaks Country Club. Robert Stennett  tells the story of The Ben Hogan Foundation, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Deane Beman shares a humorous memory from the many team competitions that the former PGA Commissioner participated in. Paired with Jack Nicklaus in a foursomes match versus Mexico in the 1960 America's Cup, Deane found himself with a short wedge approach to the 5th hole...but not any old wedge shot. He mistakenly had Charlie Coe's wedge in his bag as a 15th club. Deane Beman called a five-hole penalty on himself, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Paul Azinger and Bruce Devlin reflect back on their days on the road traveling the Tour, and not always first class. Life was simple long before life was easy. Hear about Paul's early Vogue motorhome which he shared with his wife (and cat Cleo) for four years and the horror stories from those early motel stays. Listen in as Zinger sticks the needle in to his friend Curtis Strange, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Hal Sutton,  winner of the 1983 PGA  and two Tournament Players Championships, shares the story that led up to his iconic, mid-flight exhortation at the 2000 TPC as he went head-to-head with Tiger Woods in the year that no one beat Tiger Woods. Remember, at this point in his year, Tiger had finished 1st or 2nd in 10 of his 11 events thus far. Hal Sutton hit the six-iron of his life, "FORE the Good of the game."

David Graham, two-time winner of major championships and World Golf Hall of Fame member, fondly recalls partnering with Bruce Devlin for Team Australia to win the 1970 World Cup in Argentina, defeating the host team that featured Roberto De Vincenzo. They remember the raucous crowds they encountered during the competition and remind us of the global traveling challenges they faced in those days. Two old friends sharing great memories, "FORE the Good of the Game."