Posting on behalf Mr. Bob Huntley -
"In going through some old score cards from Riviera days I came across this article by Jim Murray in the Los Angeles Times. His locker was next to mine, we became friends and I scoured every word he wrote; I can think of very few sports writers who had such an ability to set a place and time to think you might have been there.
Bob"
I've scanned the article, from the LA Times, that Bob forwarded to me, however, the last few sentences were not included.
"... Hogan, had driven in the deep rough and had a lie behind a tree stump and on a root as I came up. He looked at me sarcastically. “How,” he asked, “would Hogan play it from here?” I looked at the shot. “Hogan,”, I told him carefully, “would not be here.”"
Through the power of Google, I found that the article was syndicated and published in the Milwaukee Sentinel on Jan. 6, 1967 (interestingly enough, along side a "Super Bowl" advertisement for Color TVs ... yes, the Packers were playing the Chiefs in the "first" Super Bowl one week later)
http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1368&dat=19670106&id=DnMxAAAAIBAJ&sjid=DxEEAAAAIBAJ&pg=7171,1151583