News

2018 Bart Hutton Series (TYC & PDYC Regattas)

​​​​​​​The series is an interclub event, between theDeviot Sailing Club, Port Dalrymple Yacht Club and the Tamar Yacht Clubs. 

65th PDYC Regatta Day

Sunday 24th February it the 65th Regatta Day at Port Dalrymple Yacht Club, the PDYC regatta see's some of the Clubs major trophies sailed for.

Blockbuter 2018 Results

The 2018 Tamar Marine Blockbuster has been run and won, with the weather playing along Saturday, with a solid north easterly providing close racing in all classes of the forty two boat fleet. Sunday saw the breeze testing the Alpha course, with the wider bay not filling with breeze, that saw the Alpha fleets only getting in one race and covered quite a few miles chasing the breeze.

Cryptic Nav. Trial Change of Date!

With the second half of the 2017-18 sailing program up and running with the Harken Pennant Series for Division 1 & 2 along with the Club Championship Points Series for Dinghies restarting on Sunday 4th February.

Clean Up Australia Day 2018

Port Dalrymple Yacht Club are going to take part in the “2018 Clean Up Australia Day “ on Sunday 4th March

Single Handed Series starts Sunday

The easy organize series is here skipper’s, first series on calendar for the 2018 section of the PDYC season is the no crew issues Port Dalrymple Yacht Club Single Handed Series, starting on Sunday 14th January.

Day Four B14 Worlds

Day four of the 'Tamar Cove Motel & CST Composits B14 World Championships' saw the best conditions of the week. With a near perfect northerly of 14 knots providing great racing for all entrants three races were sailed, getting races six to eight on the results sheet.

Day Three B14 Worlds

Day three of the 'Tamar Cove Motel & CST Composits B14 World Championsips' was sailind in the top end of the classes wind range with race five having a maximum of 27 knots and averaging 17.8 knots.

Day Two B14 Worlds

Day two of the 'Tamar Cove Motel & CST Composits B14 World Championsips' was a long one with the very shifty breeze delaying the start. It took an a hour and forty minutes to get a consistent course set for compeditors, who sailed three races to get the series back on track, with four races now complete.

Day one B14 Worlds

Day one of the B14 Worlds was sailed in the top end of the classes wind range with a number of DNC and DNF results for the race one of the day, race two was abandoned when the port gate mark was run over and sunk by a capsizing entrant.

We Support