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34 | Four Seasons Hemet Herald | March 2017 | From the President – Ron Leatherman: Well this has been a wet start to our golf season, but I am hoping the rest of the year will be better. Our club has added several new members and we are inviting more. If you are new to Four Seasons join us and meet your neighbors. We like to have fun. From the Tournament Chair – Addis Scott: You may sign up at our prior Tuesday golf event, or contact the Tournament Committee by email at hemet4sgc@gmail.com. Our March Game Schedule is: March 7 at 8 am: (T) – Low Net / Low Gross – Post as Tournament March 14 at 8 am: Partners (Same Flight) - Lowest Net Score Per Hole (GREEN for St Patrick's Day March 17) March 21 at 8 am: Team Scramble (Min of 3 Tee-Shots) – Hdc = Average Handicap March 28 at 8 am: Partners (Same Flight) - Total Net Score Per Hole From the Membership Chair – Elliot Yaeger: Presently there are a total of 147 members at Four Seasons Golf Club. The club welcomes our newest member Blair Rausch. Membership in the club is available at any time throughout the year. Applications can be picked up at The Lodge front desk at any time. Membership includes Club as well as SCGA Membership. If further assistance is needed, contact me at 951.223.3735 or email me at ey1611@gmail.com. I encourage all to join and enjoy Tuesday's play, as well as all social functions. From the Rules Chair – Tom Johnson: When your ball lands on a cart path, you have relief without penalty. First you need to take the club you would use to hit the next shot and take a stance on both sides of the cart path where both the ball and your stance are off the cart path and the ball is no closer the hole. Use a tee to mark where the ball would be. You then would pick the side of the cart path where your ball is closest to where it was on the cart path. That point is the nearest point of relief. You then may use any club to measure up to a club length from the nearest point of relief away from the hole and place another tee. You can then drop the ball from shoulder height. If the ball lands near the pin no closer to the hole, not on the cart path, in a hazard or on the green, the ball is in play. If not, drop the ball a second time. If it still does not meet the conditions the ball can be placed. If you cannot find a place within a club length of the nearest point of relief, your best bet may be to play the ball from the cart path. For local rules please refer to the back of our Four Seasons Golf Club scorecards.