Two groups of three flights of variously skilled golfers vied on Jan. 26 for best net scores (gross score minus handicap), plus four circle holes (shots within a 5-foot circle are rewarded) and two closest-to-the-pin challenges. A total of 51 golfers teed off at Leisure World’s Turtle Lake Golf Course, which is a 1,658-yard, par-54, 18-hole course that has great fairways and greens. The morning was

The Art League has canceled its Feb. 8 meeting but is continuing with plans to meet in March. The group also intends to host another Spotlight on the Artists later that month to honor two fabulous artists. More details will be sent via email and published in the LW Weekly.

• Cross streets at a corner. While it may be tempting to cross mid-block, this is where most injuries occur. Using traffic signals and crosswalks is much safer, especially in high-traffic areas. • Look both ways. Look left, then right, then left again before crossing. Keep your eyes open as you cross, and be aware that drivers might not see you even though you can see them. •

For more information about the exercise contact the Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach Public Affairs Office at (562) 626-7215. Live updates will also be posted on the station’s Facebook page (search under “Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, Detachment Fallbrook, Detachment Norco”).

On a beautiful, sunny but cool Jan, 25, 48 golfers competed for low gross, low net and chip-ins. Eight Women’s Golf Club players chipped the ball from the fairway directly into the hole. The winners were: Flight A: Low gross: Devora Kim, 26; low net: tie between Ann Tran, Sandy Derouin and Hae Lee, 25; chip-in: Janice Turner (Hole 6). Flight B: Low gross: Alison Kim, 30; low net: Judy

The Leisure World Scrabble Club met on all four Wednesdays in January. The members posted 46 scores above 300 and 24 bingos (i.e., the use of all seven tiles in one move). Diane Seeger scored above 300 nine times, partly thanks to five bingos; her high score was 396. Larry Edgar also had nine scores above 300; he counted four bingos, and his best game scored 398. Suthy Chhoeuy posted eight

On Jan. 25, 46 members of the Cribbage Club gathered to play in Clubhouse 1. Dave LaCascia and Myrna Baker tied for first place with a score of 826, while second place went to Linda Smith with 825. Bea Lissow finished in third place with 824, and Joe DiDonato took fourth place with 822. Jorge Moy lost all seven games. Play begins at 12:30 p.m. every Tuesday. Dues for 2022 are $5. Anyone interested