Sunday see's the first day of 2026-27 Club Championship races for our off the beach classes with races one and two scheduled for the Beams Brothers Points Series.
Huge thank you to all the Members that gave up their time over the last 2 working bees, your club has benefited greatly from your time and effort, we are looking sharp and ready for the coming 75th sailing season.
Sunday see's the Opening to Port Dalrymple Yacht Club's 75th Sailing Season, Opening Day this year is sponsored by local Tamar Valley business Exeter Mitre 10.
The 2026-27 Club Directory and Sailing Programme is printed and in the mail, huge thank you to the BokPrint team for their amazing hassle free service.
Huge thank you to all the members that assisted with the working be last Sunday the Club was a hive of activity and is looking for great thanks to your efforts.
Working Bee, two for the season is Sunday 4th October so if you could not make the first, we would love to see you at the second.
Reminder for Working Bee, this Sunday 27th September, start time will be 9:30am and as is the PDYC tradition they will include lunch and a post work debrief and drink.
15-year-old Mia has been sailing since she was eight. After learning the ropes from her Dad, she's gone on to represent her home state of Tasmania three times in single sail competitions. Mia is now sharing her love of the water by teaching the next generation how to sail.
Big thank you to Club sponsor Sub41 for managing the re ballasting of the old Bonny Beach and Deviot pontoons that have been donated to the Club by West Tamar Council
If there is anyone interested in any of the positions, please contact any of the current committee we will be please to answer any of your questions in relation to any of the positions.
with race entries opening the ORCVs Cyrus Allen is returning with his Beneteau 50 White Spirit and Paul Roberts Jones 42 Cadibarra were the first entries for the 2026 race, followed closely by the entry of PDYCs Nick McElwee with the Hick 35 Honey Pot.