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Consistency Lifts Newport Harbor Yacht Club to 2024 Morgan Cup

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August 27, 2024

There’s no official AP ranking for keelboat team racing, but if there were, it would be hard to argue against Newport Harbor Yacht Club , from Newport Beach, California, currently occupying the top spot. With a win at its Baldwin Cup in April and now a win in the Morgan Cup held at the New York Yacht Club Harbour Court, the NHYC team-racing squad can claim simultaneous ownership of two of the most prestigious team-racing trophies in the world.

“This is super exciting,” said Jake La Dow, team captain for NHYC. “This is an event that we’ve targeted for a long time. We got second last year with the same core group. Our goal this year was to come back and win. We were just thrilled to cross that last race in a 1-2-3 [winning combination]. We knew that if we won that final race, we would win the event, and so as soon as we crossed the line we started cheering.”

Second place was decided via a tiebreaker with New York Yacht Club, Levesque edging out Corinthian Yacht Club of Marblehead, Massachusetts, on the basis of a better head-to-head record. Royal Thames Yacht Club finished fourth with Larchmont Yacht Club rounding out the top five.

While the conditions covered a broad range over the three-day event—with gusts into the mid 20s on Friday and then a morning delay today while the teams waited for the breeze to fill in—consistency on the racecourse regardless of the wind strength was crucial to the overall win.

“As a team, we started very consistently all event,” said La Dow. “I think we only had maybe one or two races where we were really disadvantaged off the starting line. So [our keys to victory were] being very consistent on the starts, being disciplined in our team racing, really focusing on sailing the boats well first and just keeping it simple.”

La Dow was quick to credit the entire 12-person squad, especially when it came to having success in the breezier conditions that kicked the regatta off with a bang on Friday.

“The skippers get a lot of the credit,” said La Dow. “I’m doing this interview, but any of our team could be doing this right now. It really is a huge effort for the crew. Just sailing the boats is hard, and it takes all four people in the boat to do that well, nailing the pole on the jibe, flying the spinnaker correctly. If any one piece is out of place or not working at a high level, the whole mission fails. For those ranges and conditions, especially, it’s all down to the crew.”

And when it comes to getting the crew trained for these events, there’s no substitute for an engaged yacht club.

“It starts with our club, Newport Harbor Yacht Club ,” said La Dow. “We have a ton of support to go out and do these types of events. We get out for weekly practices and weekend regattas quite a lot throughout the year. It’s a big club effort.”

2024 Morgan Cup winning team, Newport Harbor Yacht Club: Alex Curtiss (skipper), Walter Banks, Brooks Clark, Colin Voigt, Jake La Dow (skipper & team captain), Beth Fay, Andrew Person, Serena Vilage, Sean Segerblom (skipper), David Hanscom, Meredith Megarry and Chris Segerblom (not in order of photo, with event chair Steve Kirkpatrick, far left).

NEWPORT HARBOR YACHT CLUB (NHYC)

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Newport Harbor Yacht Club (NHYC) nhyc.org

720 W Bay Ave, Newport Beach, CA 92661 Email: [email protected] Phone: (949) 673-7730

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Year club founded: 1916 Year club joined SCYA: 1921

Total: 1050 members – split evenly power to sail.

Facilities: Bar is open Wed thru Sun 11am to 11pm. Dining room is open Wed. thru Sat 12 to 9pm. Sun 9am to 8:30pm. Snack bar open summer days. Beach. Dry storage. 150 member berths with 8+ year wait. 7000# hoist. Launch ramp. Guest dock.

Membership: Not currently looking for new members. 5 sponsors and boat ownership needed. Initiation fees and monthly dues are confidential.

Junior program: Exceptionally strong year ‘round program for members.

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“ They are known for their mai tais , and the one I ordered was extremely strong. ” in 2 reviews

“ Susan at reception greets with a smile and is extremely helpful, membership manager Joie is absolutely amazing with knowledge and kindness, and Adrien bartending makes the best Manhattan in So Cal! ” in 2 reviews

“ My partner and I go often and it is our go to place for dinner and drinks. ” in 2 reviews

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Located in the heart of the balboa peninsula, this fairly newly renovated location boasts all the elements you'd come to expect from an exclusive yacht club. I was invited by friends to imbibe in sunset drinks and enjoy the grounds on a lazy Sunday afternoon. The space was definitely not crowded so I had free reign to explore with reckless abandon. Pleasant views of the bay abound on upper and lower decks with limited dining and drink menus to boot. Service was pleasant and the views were nice. They had a charming gift shop at the entrance, as well. Overall, I had a positive first experience here. I could imagine private parties and boat show viewing events would be a hit here with guests as they offer plenty of private rooms to choose from to cater to various events from weddings banquets and family get togethers.

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Amazing service at NHYC. José was friendly and helpful with refueling my boat. The staff was happy to assist me, and I felt like family even though I was just visiting. Clean facilities, great people. I highly recommend them. Thanks guys!

Came here for a business meeting. First off the place was really nice, had a lot of trophies, open views, and clean spaces catered for the yacht lifestyle. Weirdly enough the meeting we had was located in a side part of the building, it was big enough to just fit all 9 of our team members who attended the meeting. In terms of the dining experience, the waiter we had was very attentive and catered to our orders, also providing great recommendations for the daily soups and entrees. I ordered the buttersquash soup with half a buffalo mozzarella chicken sandwich. However, the waiter notified me that the buttersquash soup was actually a pumpkin soup, which was fine, but caught me by surprise. For the sandwich, it was GOOD, but I wish the "half" was a little larger than what I got originally. Would love to try the other items next time. So overall, nice venue for events and fancy dining. Portions and price of the food? Eh...

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An amazing place. Thoughtfully rebuilt from The ground up. Amazing people and staff. Never had a questionable time here. Absolutely love it.

My partner and I went to Newport Harbor Yacht Club for lunch while you're visiting Newport Beach, and overall, it had some good views, but the service left something to be desired. This is a private club, so our friend leaving a guest pass at the reception was the only way we're able to eat lunch here. That sort of limits who can go here, which is kind of the point. We sat down right along the water, and but we had to wait a good while for anyone to really notice us. That's kind of frustrating when servers are running past you but don't acknowledge you. Eventually, someone came around, and we ordered lunch. They are known for their mai tais, and the one I ordered was extremely strong. Extremely. The menu is not very expansive. Their lettuce wrap appetizers was somewhat healthy, but messy. But they did have a good assortment of salads. My partner's carne asada taco salad was delicious, as was my crabcake salad. The entrées definitely were the standout. Overall, this place has good views and good food. Obviously the atmosphere is very clubby, and I noticed they were selling vineyard vines ties in the lobby for $99. That pretty much tells you all you to know.

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Wonderful! The remodel is absolutely gorgeous, the staff is professional and personal and the view can't be beat! Susan at reception greets with a smile and is extremely helpful, membership manager Joie is absolutely amazing with knowledge and kindness, and Adrien bartending makes the best Manhattan in So Cal! Thank you!

I was very excited to come here with my daughter for FJ Nationals, which NHYC hosted. Nice location and beautiful view. I came from a reciprocating yacht club. The service was great for its members, but the servers ignored me and were actually quite rude. Not the most gracious hosts, so not sure why they decided to host the regatta. I've been to yacht clubs throughout SoCal, big and small, and the experience at NHYC pales in comparison. The food was adequate, but if you order the BLT (which I don't recommend) make sure to request that the bread be toasted. As a side note, they have a very limited selection of beer.

Had a underwhelming, bland and cold dinner on their balcony and it smelt like rotten eggs! For an expensive dinner, I found it a total waste of money. Moreover, I couldn't help but notice on the water - all of their yacht club members were not following right of way laws and just messing about in the middle of the bay, totally in the way of all other boats. You could tell how inconvenient it was, with boaters crashing into the sea walls and docks just trying to avoid them! Unreal disrespect for maritime law. This place does not deserve the title of "yacht club".

I love NHYC. My partner and I go often and it is our go to place for dinner and drinks. The new building is beautiful, the staff are personable and helpful and there food is really good. It is like a local "cheers"...everyone is so friendly. You must have the Mai Tai's, they are amazing!!

The best part of NHYC is by far the view--can't beat eating dinner while the sun is setting. The food itself is decent, but the service is always excellent. And of course, the cappuccino ice cream is always amazing!

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Orange County Yacht Clubs and Why They’re Great

One of the best ways to experience Orange County is by water, and the coastal cities that line the county are filled with boating enthusiasts and their favorite yacht club homes. Here are a few yacht clubs for boaters looking for a home to house their vessel or a community to join. 

Huntington Harbour Yacht Club

The HHYC was formed in October of 1965 and is a welcoming place for boating and non-boating enthusiasts alike. Since 1966 the club has been a member of the Southern California Yachting Association, attaining senior membership in 1981. The club is also a current member of the United States Sailing Association and has a sailing school that trains more than 40 young sailors each year while also maintaining a competitive sailing program that has produced a good number of nationally ranked sailors, including crewmembers on the American entry in the America’s Cup racing series. In addition, traveling members of the HHYC are welcomed to clubs all over the world.

“Evenings are for our members and their guests to enjoy casual dining and drinks in the Commodores Lounge, said HHYC Club Manager Frank DiLapo in an email from Sept. 5. “Sunday’s the Club host Breakfast by the Bay, this meal period is open to the public. It is a wonderful opportunity for those who would like to learn more about the Club and experience this special place. The Club’s event calendar is chock full of celebratory parties for members’ enjoyment, many including live dance music. Finally, we are also respected for our robust Huntington Harbour Sailing Foundation, where we teach local children self-esteem and teamwork while introducing them to sailing. We have over 50 boats in inventory, including Sabots, CFJs, Lidos, and a new fleet of Cubes and Bics; many are available for our members to check out.”

The HHYC welcomes new members all year round and is happy to provide additional information about the club upon request.

According to SCYA, the Membership costs are:

Initiation fee: $850

Dues: $900 for a family, $575 for a single, and $50 for a junior member.

For more information, visit  https://www.hhyc.org/ .

Newport Harbor Yacht Club

The NHYC, established in 1916, is located on the Balboa Peninsula and is part of the SCYA. It offers a physical and social environment for its members to pursue yachting, yacht racing, and sportsmanship.

NHYC also represents the Newport Harbor Sailing Foundation which has provided training and instruction to youths since 1997.

This private club welcomes reciprocal visitors who can provide a current membership card from the yacht club. The club offers different dining facilities as well as the Pirate’s Den Bar. In addition, the venue has showers and restrooms available 24 hours a day.

The club is known for several signature races between Feb. and March, including the Islands race, Newport to Cabo Race, Baldwin Cup Team Race, and the Long Point Race Week.

In addition, they offer a junior sailing program.

NHYC is currently accepting new members. However, new members must be nominated by a current member. Initiation fees and monthly dues are confidential.

For more information, visit  https://www.nhyc.org/default.aspx?p=dynamicmodule&pageid=383257&ssid=318178&vnf=1 .

Dana Point Yacht Club

The Dana Point Yacht Club was founded in 1952 and has remained a spirited part of the SoCal yachting community with events and activities that include the entire family. Members get access to wine dinners, live music, and a lineup of busy cruise and race schedules.

A DPYC is known for its annual Richard Henry Dana Charity Regatta, a harbor event that brings together the yacht club community to benefit the Dana Point 5th Maritime Regiment Support Group.

The club has a junior sailing program, competitive racing opportunities from local fleets to championship regattas, cruising fleet activities with organized outings to destinations in SoCal and beyond, fishing excursions with monthly educational angler meetings, dining a bar facilities, and even has a wine club.

The DPYC welcomes visitors and offers guests slips for incoming sailors and is also a member of SCYA. In addition, it’s a great venue that holds private events such as weddings, galas, and celebrations of all types with its oceanfront ballroom.

According to SCYA.org, the club is accepting membership applications. Call the office for details at (949) 496- 2900.

For more information, visit  https://www.dpyc.org/ .

Dana West Yacht Club

DWYC is a SCYA Senior Club that offers its members and guests various services and activities. DWYC is known for its annual three-day charity regatta, Sailing for Life, which supports the American Cancer Society.

The club offers youth sailing programs year-round, a highly active cruising program, and competitive racing and is represented in regional regattas, championships, and international races. In addition, DWYC has fishing tournaments for anglers and a calendar always full of events. DWYC hosts events such as karaoke, weekly game nights, sports viewings, dinghy poker, and parties with live music, dancing, costumes, and prizes.

According to SCYA.org, Membership: Non-boat wait list; Initiation: $650/flag. Dues: $816 per year.

For more information, visit https://dwyc.org/ .

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The Top 50 Most Exclusive Yacht Clubs In The World Honored With Platinum Status

The rich and famous are not merely looking for the best place to anchor their yachts; they are also seeking out exclusive memberships in stunning destinations, all offering luxury amenities and, of course, bragging rights. These exclusive yachting clubs with often outrageous initiation fees, provide luxurious clubhouses, and provide accommodations for yachties who want to get their land legs. Most of them provide high-end concierge service to its members as well as Michelin-star quality restaurants and more.

Yacht Clubs have been recognized in the Platinum Clubs of America elections for more than 20 years. According to the Platinum Club, “Recognition in the following categories is important in the selection of Platinum status; Tradition, history, and heritage, a respected membership, excellence in amenities, exceptional service, adapting to changing times, and overall experience.

I spoke with the President of Club Leaders Forum, David V. Smith, about the selection, and he says, “we created an alphabetical selection this time as opposed to by rank because we felt that it was challenging to compare a yacht club in Ireland with a yacht club in Singapore, as amenities, location and facilities do vary quite a lot. The yachting and boating world is a different and unique culture, typically a little more relaxed and not as formal as country clubs and golf clubs. However, many of the world’s finest yacht clubs have wonderful history and traditions, with a great sense of camaraderie among their members. Certain yacht clubs were selected by the Panel not necessarily for their facilities and amenities but in their recognition of hosting world class sailing regattas and events.”  

Here are the top 50 most exclusive yacht clubs worldwide being awarded the ultimate Platinum Status for 2021.

Annapolis Yacht Club

Surrounding the Spa Creek Bridge in Annapolis, the Club boasts over 75 wet slips and dry dockage. The club began in 1886 as an informal canoe club, and today has 1600 regular members active in social, racing, and cruising programs.

Beach Point Club

Beach Point Club is a member-owned, family-oriented private club. The elegant and spacious clubhouse was built in the 1890s by an industrialist as a private home. In 1925 the property was purchased by the founding members with the purpose of establishing a club on the water. The club now has more than 600 members with a full service marina.

Chicago Yacht Club

Founded in 1875, Chicago Yacht Club is one of the oldest and most respected yacht clubs in the world. The Club is home to more than 1,400 members, including a winning America’s Cup skipper, and Olympic medalists.

Grosse Pointe Yacht Club

Grosse Pointe offers a 261-slip certified Clean Marina, state-of-the-art Marine Activity Center, newly renovated Bowling Recreation Center and Family Recreation Center, new Fitness Center, and Olympic-sized pool. The 75,000-square-foot Clubhouse features Italian Renaissance architecture and has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 2015. Initiation fees can go as high as $12,500 with $650 monthly dues

Larchmont Yacht Club

Located in Westchester County, New York, the Club has been in existence since 1880 when it was purchased by Benjamin A. Carver, a railroad magnate. The original Carver residence was much smaller than the present clubhouse – the east and west wings were added following the purchase. The Junior Clubhouse was the Carver stable: the basement was the cow barn, while the first floor housed the horses.

Lauderdale Yacht Club

Founded in 1938, Lauderdale Yacht Club is invitation only and host to 65 dock slips that wrap around the marina. The club is also home to one of the most elite junior sailing programs in the nation.

Naples Yacht Club

Founded in 1947 and situated on Naples Bay, the Club has the proud distinction of being the city’s first and oldest private club and its marina has 75 concrete floating docks. Membership has grown from three founding yachtsmen to over 530.

Newport Harbor Yacht Club

Established in 1916, the club is located on the Balboa peninsula in Southern California. A newly remodeled clubhouse was also created to replace the original building. Initiation fees range upwards of $20,000

Palm Bea ch Yacht Club

Founded in 1890, the marina has 45 slips to accommodate boats up to 150 feet. All annual dockage contracts (from $1 per foot per day), include a membership to the prestigious Yacht Club.

Pelican Isle Y acht Club

With 190 wet slips and direct access to the Gulf of Mexico, the club can accommodate vessels up to 55 feet. Equity social membership is by invitation only with an initiation fee as high as $15,000, and annual dues at $5,500.

Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club

Founded in 1959, the club has been part of the Boca Raton landscape for over 50 years with membership by invitation only. The state-of-the-art Marina boasts a TimberTech floating dock system, accommodating vessels up to 130 feet. 

Sailfish Club of Florida

The Sailfish Club of Florida was built in the early 1900s. It is the oldest continuously operating private club in the town of Palm Beach.

San Diego Yacht Club

In June of 1886 a group of local boating enthusiasts joined together to found what has become this cornerstone yacht club. With 600 wet slips and 100 dry slips, initiation fee is upwards of $24,000 plus $200 monthly dues.

San Francisco Yacht Club

In the summer of 1869, a group of active, local yachtsmen formed the San Francisco Yacht Club. The oldest yacht club on the Pacific Coast, it’s one of the most elegant and exclusive yacht clubs in the U.S. The harbor consists of 190 berths and 50 dry-storage spaces, as well as a large youth sailing dock. Membership is by sponsor referral only.

Saraso ta Yacht Club

Sarasota Yacht Club was organized in the summer of 1907 and located on the north end of Siesta Key. Facilities include a 110-slip marina, fitness center, heated pool, two indoor bars, a pool bar, multiple meeting rooms, a grand dining room, waterside terrace, and lunch dock. Membership is by invitation only.

Savannah Yacht Club

The Savannah Yacht Club was originally organized on June 14, 1869. The private, members only club is by invitation only with only 1,000 members. Amenities include a figure 8 pool, an Olympic size swimming pool, as well as floating docks.

St. Francis Yacht Club

This club was founded in 1927 when the members of the San Francisco Yacht Club decided to move their clubhouse out of San Francisco to Belvedere, California. The 2,300 member club is considered to be the most prestigious yacht club in the western U.S. and has hosted over 40 regattas on San Francisco Bay. The Mediterranean Revival-style clubhouse is in close proximity to the Golden Gate Bridge and enjoys views from the Bridge to Alcatraz Island and beyond.

Tampa Yacht & Country Club

Founded in 1904 as a place to race sailboats, ride and show horses, the marina now holds 31 covered slips and 50 open slips. Membership is sponsored and by invitation only.

Circolo Canottieri Aniene

Circolo degli Esteri

Compagnia della Vela

Yacht Club Costa Smeralda

Playing host to 10 prestigious regattas this year, including the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup, the Yacht Club Costa Smerelda has been tied to the Italian Sailing Federation since the 1960s. Offering a wellness center and spa, the clubhouse overlooks the Marina and the Italian coast. The club has a panoramic pool terrace, al fresco dining, and a member’s lounge and bar. There are also 24 residential suites, including the popular Presidential suite that opened in 2016.

Yacht Club Italiano

Cruising Yacht Club of Australia

Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club

Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron

Royal Perth Yacht Club

The Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club

Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron

Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron

Raffles Marina

Republic of Singapore Yacht Club

Real Club Nautico de Vigo

Royal Bermuda Yacht Club

The Royal Bermuda Yacht Club has its marina close to the bustling Front Street at the heart of the historic city of Hamilton. It began as a meeting place for British military officers and Bermudian sailing enthusiasts.

Membership in the club extends to over 850 resident and non-resident members. The 130 berth marina has a full-service staff and can accommodate vessels of up to 150 feet in length.

Nassau Yacht Club

Royal Bombay Yacht Club

Royal Canadian Yacht Club

Royal Vancouver Yacht Club

Royal Victoria Yacht Club

Royal Cork Yacht Club

Royal Irish Yacht Club

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Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron

Royal Southern Yacht Club

Royal Thames Yacht Club

The Royal Thames Yacht Club is the oldest in the world, founded in 1775. The exclusive Knightsbridge Clubhouse has two bars, an acclaimed restaurant, and accommodations for those staying overnight. Anyone looking to join must be recommended by current members.

The Royal Western Yacht Club of England

Royal Yacht Squadron

Royal Yacht Club Moscow

Société des Régates du Havre

Yacht Club de Monaco

Founded by Prince Rainier III in 1953, the Yacht Club De Monaco is a prestigious club that holds a unique position on the international yachting scene with more than 1600 members drawn from 66 nationalities.

The reigning Club President since 1984 has been His Royal Highness, Prince Sovereign Albert II, and a suitably formal dress code for day and evening wear is enforced at all times. Membership is limited and very, very exclusive: prospective candidates must submit an application form to the club committee and be introduced by two sponsors, both of whom must be existing members. The successful applicant will be welcomed with an ice-breaking cocktail party and gala dinner in their honor.

The futuristic clubhouse was redesigned in 2013 and overlooks Port Hercules, it offers up very popular cocktail bar and Mediterranean restaurant.

Yacht Club Santo Amaro