Ok, so I landed at Boston, and thanks to HP, the limousine, a stretch Lincoln Town Car no less (I actually drove a normal Lincoln Town Car back in 1993 as a hire car when a goup of us went to play a few courses at Myrtle Beach - awesome!), with a nice glass of port thrown in. My initial investgation into the said bench had taken me to the WGT course selection page. Pinehurst was a good shout, but wrong. Edgewood Tahoe was another possibility, but I figured unlikely. So that left me with two possible options - Oakmont or Bethpage Black.
You can see from the pictures (click on the image for a larger version) that Oakmont has the wrong type of trees, whereas Bethpage seems to have the correct sort. So after I'd finished the glass of vintage port I ordered the Chauffeur to drive to Bethpage.
I hacked around the front 9, finding benches on the 2nd tee, behind the 5th green (probably on the 6th tee), and on the 9th tee. But none of them matched the one that was needed. So onto the back 9. Having lost a ball with my first shot to the right of the 10th tee (I'd already lost a ball on the front 9 in a similar fashion, but don't worry, they are cheap balls I don't want anyway), I hacked around the teeing areas for a little longer, but could not find said bench, so on I went. I played a drive, from a now-forward tee, towards the end of the fairway.
Now if you've ever watched the film "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World" you will know what I mean when I say I had exactly the same feeling as the guy who found the Big W. Look...
You see it? Do you? The tree with the V, just like in HP's picture. And there's something beside it. I ran back to the clubhouse as fast as my legs would take me and got into my WGT-sponsored helicopter for a better look from the air:
It's a bit clearer now, but still not totally definitive. I had to get closer. So back down the 10th I went. A 4ball were just coming off the 9th green, but after I told them of my discovery they allowed me to cut in.
Et Voila! The said bench behind the 10th green.
Once again, no prize is necessary, it was fun to find.