Steve Elkington, winner of the 1995 PGA and Bruce Devlin reminisce about the great Ben Hogan. Bruce remembers being introduced to Mr. Hogan by Norman Von Nida at his first Masters Tournament in 1962. Bruce and Mr. Hogan played a practice round with each other, which began a 7-year tradition of practice rounds together whenever they were  competing in the same event. Elk recalls traveling to Shady Oaks with Jackie Burke to meet Mr. Hogan and shares the three things Mr. Hogan observed about his golf game, items permanently etched into Elk's mind, "FORE the Good of the Game."