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Golf Club From the President, Tom Moore: Let's revisit "10 Tips for Faster Golf ". 1. Carry an extra ball in your pocket to use in case a "provisional" shot is necessary. 2. If there is ANY doubt about where your ball is, hit a provisional — it's free unless you use it. 3. Limit your search for a lost ball to 3 minutes. When possible, everyone in the group should help. 4. Get back in the cart with your clubs in your hand, put them away aer you get to the next ball. 5. Fill out the scorecard aer you leave the hole. 6. Study your putt while others are putting. 7. When on opposite sides of fairway, park your golf cart in the middle. 8. Ready golf: if you are ready, and can hit safely, take your shot. 9. Avoid taking 5 or 6 "practice swings" before actually hitting the ball! 10. Leave the green immediately aer the last golfer in your group holes out. From the Rules Chair, Bill Swinney: Did you Know? Rule 18 Out of Bounds e out of bounds markers (white stakes) are actually out of bounds. e entire ball must be across the edge to be deemed out of bounds. What are your options? (1) Return to where you hit your previous shot and within one club length, no closer to the hole, drop a ball and with a one stroke penalty play your next shot. You may tee the ball up if it was in the teeing area. (2) Estimate where you believe the ball went out of bounds and walk a straight line to the edge of the fairway and within two club lengths, no closer to the hole, drop a ball and with a two stroke penalty play your next shot. Remember, if you played a provisional ball from your previous spot you must play that ball once you have determined that your original ball is out of bounds. From the Secretary, Irene Becker: Congratulations to Dennis James and Tom Vaughn! ey both achieved holes-in one in June! Be sure to stop by the Hemet Four Seasons Golf Club table for information and some surprises at our community's 20th year anniversary celebration on Sat., Sept. 23 on the Plaza. From the Tournament Chair, Elliot Yaeger: e July schedule is as follows. Aug. 1, 7:30 am: Team Scramble Aug. 8, 7:30 am: Team: Player on the Spot + 1 Also 9 HOLE Tournament Aug. 15, 7:30 am: Partners Scramble Aug. 22, 7:30 am: Individual: 3 Clubs and your Putter Aug. 29 7:30 am: Individual: Low Net also Qualifying Round for Founders Cup | Four Seasons Hemet Herald | AUGUST 2023 | 27 Tai Chi You are invited to join a wonderful group of folks on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays in the Ballroom, from 9:10 to 10 am for Tai Chi. ere is no experience necessary and chairs available as needed. e Harvard Health Medical School reports, "is gentle exercise can help maintain strength, flexibility and balance, and could be the perfect activity for the rest of your life." ere 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 or call Steve or Peggy Cooper at (951) 599-0123. July Scramble - Odle Odle July Scramble - Barbra Balser and Susan Gaites July Scramble - Edith Wilkerson