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NEW APPLICATIONS

Applications that have been completed in full will be reviewed at the next meeting not earlier than 7 days after the date submitted.

TEMPORARY RATINGS

A Temporary Rating may be provided by Chief handicapper in the event a handicap is requested to race in an upcoming race which will take place before a meeting, and the board is unable to vote on the rating (Prior to race). The request should be email approved or voted on at next board meeting to make permanent. In the event at a board meeting where an owner has submitted an application, fees are paid, but the Board believes it does not have sufficient data or information to accurately rate a boat, a Temporary rating may be provided with the understanding the owner should submit race results during the three months to show data, to verify the Temporary Rating. Temporary rating may be adjusted after review of results. In the event the data is not provided the temporary rating will be considered expired at the end of 120 days. A new complete application (Minus Fees) will need to be presented to board to have the boat considered again for a PHRF certificate. The Chief Handicapper may, at his or her discretion, renew the Temporary Rating twice.

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Meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month at Southwestern Yacht Club (2702 Qualtrough St, San Diego, CA 92106).

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Haute membership: the san diego yacht club.

by Jennifer Graves

What exactly does one have to do, besides own a yacht, to become a member of The San Diego Yacht Club , or the SDYC as it’s called?

First off, know your history. According to facts, this club dates back to 1886, when a group of boating enthusiasts joined together and formed one of the very first, and still one of the uppermost cornerstones, in Americal yachting history. Back then, they didn’t have one designated spot for meeting, they bounced around locations until 1924 where they settled in the Point Loma location they still use today. Since then, it’s grown from a group of die-hard boaters, to an highly organized business based on a dedication to teaching and living by the Corinithian principles of yachting, as stated by their website.

The club operates all year, with no off-season, and has everything from tennis courts, dining rooms, banquet facilities, swimming pools, and of course, a plethora of boats. It’s a fantastic place to become a member, and to do so, one must prove that you have past yachting experience, and a desire to grow that experience and participate in yachting activities. In addition, you must follow a guideline of application submissions including six references from current SDYC members, two sponsors with appropriate membership status, and aside from the other requirements, the applicant may only be requested to join by the sponsors only. In other words, you better know somebody. The SDYC is elite, but for good reason, as they take their club very seriously, and are careful to select people who will continue to participate and thrive in the yachting community.

In addition to the leisure activities, The SDYC also operates the philanthropic program of the San Diego Yacht Club Sailing Foundation , which is a non-profit corporation operating to increase education and promotion of amateur sailing activities, competitions, and all kinds of related maritime education. With an active scholarship and awards program, this foundation is increasing the young interests in all things marine life and sailing related.  The SDYC was also recently recognized for their many programs that support the US military. The San Diego Military Advisory Council awarded them reocgnition in December for their continued suuport and dedication to our armed forces. They were honored with the Achievement Award by the Council and were recognized for all they do for active duty servicemen and women in the US, and their families.

The SDYC is an organization this city is very proud of, and many wish to become a member. From their yachting activities, to their philanthropic programs, to their ongoing military support and edcuation, this is a club that is worth it’s standards of admission. Very Haute, SDYC, very Haute indeed.

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San Diego is fortunate to have a broad range of yacht clubs and sailing clubs to accommodate a diversity of sailing interests and budgets. Whether you’re into yacht racing , need a reliable resource for San Diego crew , need a secure San Diego marina , or want the camaraderie from social events with other sailers, sailing clubs can be a home away from home. From the distinguished San Diego Yacht Club, to more casual and small scale sailing clubs for occasional sailors, San Diego Sailing has compiled a complete list of yacht club and sailing club resources below. Several of the clubs also offer classes and sailing lessons if you’re looking to broaden or sharpen your sailing skills. After a long day on the water, many also have great waterfront restaurants to dine in. If we missed your yacht club or sailing club, please let us know with the suggest a link button below.

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• Chula Vista Yacht Club
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• Mission Bay Yacht Club
• Navy Yacht Club
• Oceanside Yacht Club
• San Diego Yacht Club
• Seaforth Sailing Club
• Southwestern Yacht Club
• Torrey Pines Sailing Club
• Venture Yacht Club of San Diego

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Navy Yacht Club San Diego (NYCSD)

by evandiaz | May 19, 2023 | Yacht Club Members

Navy Yacht Club San Diego (NYCSD) NYCSD.club PO Box 182111 Coronado, CA 92178 (619) 522-8680 Fax (619) 522-7969

Total: 700. New members welcomed. Must be active, reserve, dependent or retired U.S. or Allied military or active or retired DOD employees entitled to MWR privileges. Annual dues $30 for single, $40 family. No monthly dues.

Facilities: NYCSD is located on San Diego Bay at Naval Base Coronado’s Fiddler’s Cove Marina (3205 Hwy. 75), just 2 miles south of the historic Hotel Del Coronado on the Silver Strand. Fiddler’s Cove Marina provides overnight slips for reciprocal yacht clubs at a small fee by advanced arrangement. Contact club officer for sponsorship at Fiddler’s Cove.

Comments: Clubhouse and party patio. Active sail racing and social programs. Best Wednesday night races on the bay. NYCSD supports Navy sailing programs. The Fiddler’s Cove Marina operates boat slips and RV sites. Rental boats available for MWR eligible/qualified members and guests.

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