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Golf Club From the President, Tom Moore: At the time of this writing we do not have the final results from our Board of Directors election so, as the president for the 2022 term, it's my responsibility to compose the Hemet Four Seasons Golf Club's article to the January 2023 edition of The Herald. No matter the results of our election, I'm declaring 2023 to be The Year of the Volunteer. As a club, we have been relying on the same people to manage the day-to-day operations of this club for far too long. I've been told that one of the reasons for the diminishing participation in our weekly games is that the club has become "stale." In my opinion the reason for this malaise is due to very few members being interested in taking on any of the various positions within the club. I am not saying that our current board members aren't doing a great job, they're doing a fantastic job! I am saying that we need a little "new blood," and HELP. We need an injection of fresh ideas. I don't necessarily mean that you must make a full year's commitment, I'm referring to volunteering to chair or serve on one of the various committees, for example arranging the twice annual "away" games, or serving on our annual Benefit Tournament, or maybe helping out with the Social Committee. There is so much you can do for our club, so let's share the load. This is OUR club, and we all have a responsibility to work together to keep it the top-notch club that it currently is. So, step up, get more involved in our club — let's make 2023 the greatest year EVER! From the Tournament Chair, Elliot Yaeger: Play begins at 8 am on Tuesdays. Jan. 3, 8 am – Team: Best 2 Net Scores per hole Jan. 10, 8 am - Partners: One- Two: Odd Holes, One Score, Even Holes Both Scores - Jan. 10, 8:30 am – Individual Nine Hole Tournament Jan. 17, 8 am – Team: Player on the Spot Plus 1 Jan. 24, 8 am - Individual: Low Net Qualifying Round for President's Cup (eight players) Jan. 30, 8 am – President's Cup, Match Play (Round 1). Others Play Low Net | Four Seasons Hemet Herald | JANUARY 2023 | 27 Tai Chi You are invited to join a wonderful group of folks on Mon., Wed., and Fri. in the Ballroom, from 9:10 - 10 am for Tai Chi. There is no experience necessary and chairs available as needed. The Harvard Health Medical School reports, "This gentle exercise can help maintain strength, flexibility and balance, and could be the perfect activity for the rest of your life." There is no charge for the group, and you can come whenever you are available. We follow two videos and then do a set of movements to music. For more information join us one morning, or call Steve or Peggy Cooper at (951) 599-0123. Tennis is thriving at Four Seasons Hemet, with the courts being used most mornings. Mondays and Fridays see a preponderance of ladies, however any gentlemen wishing to play are welcome and there are some regulars. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, the preponderance is gentlemen, however a few ladies play too! The bottom line is, if you have been thinking about playing, PLEASE JOIN IN on whichever day(s) fit your schedule. Of course, the courts are available whenever The Lodge is open, and there are lights for nighttime play. There is a ball machine for folks to practice with. Let The Lodge attendant know a day ahead if you would like to use the ball machine, and they will ensure it is charged and will bring it to the court for you. Our weather provides near perfect conditions year round. Come hone your skills, and enjoy the camaraderie of Four Seasons tennis! Tennis Club