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The Royal Motor Yacht Club of New South Wales is a club for motorboat owners located at 21 Wunulla Road, Point Piper. The club was founded in 1905 as the Motor Boat Club of New South Wales. At its foundation it had 92 members, all boat owners.

A spirit of kinship and camaraderie has always been evident at our club and continues to evolve. We welcome not only those who own a boat but also those who just want to socialise and enjoy the Club’s atmosphere.

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Really nice venue right on the water with great balcony and stunning views. Function room setup was very nice

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One of Sydney's most exclusive private clubs, perched bang smack on Sydney Harbour... visited by a social who's who of members. Endless posh club facilities - which you can't enjoy unless you get signed in by a member. Get past the gate, and it feels kinda French Riviera outside on the deck... lounging around on plush white couches... next to the water festooned with gleaming luxury vessels. Down a little too much Veuve, stroll along the pier and make like a millionaire as you consider you're next floating investment. Just try and narrow it down to one. Then return to the bar and drink a little more Veuve... cool off in the harbourside pool and grab a leisurely lunch in the uber chic restaurant. A relatively recent restaurant fit out by Mike McCann of Concrete Blonde fame feels timeless, elegant and a little bit Colorado cabin on the water come winter with timber panelled walls and open fireplaces. Of course, the panoramic views of Sydney Harbour is a constant reminder that you are not in fact in Colorado... but the contrast works well nevertheless. Summer Sundays seafood buffets are a must. How many prawns can one consume in a single sitting? Only one way to find out. There once were jet skis on offer for endless Harbour fun, until Bob Carr put a lid on them. Cheers Bob. Well, back to the bar then I guess...

A truly beautiful venue, the RMYC at Point Piper is one of the more exclusive yacht clubs in Sydney. It can be tricky to get through the doors here as it is members only (unless you're attending a function of course) but there are ways to get around this. For example, the club has reciprocal rights to other RMYCs in Sydney that don't have as stringent membership policies. Once you're in you'll take the lift to the harbour front restaurant which is done in casual chic décor (mostly white, of course). It's my family tradition to have Christmas lunch here. Each year there is a fantastic three course set menu which always leaves you feeling full and jolly like you should on Christmas. There is nothing better than taking a stroll along the pier after lunch to ogle the boats docked here. If you fancy a swim there is an outdoor pool you can dip in and sun chairs that you can recline and relax in. Overall this place is a fantastic venue for a special occasion, you just might need to sneak in!

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Foundation and the 1920s

The Royal Prince Edward Yacht Club was formed in 1922 by a group of gentlemen who wanted a yacht club on the southern side of the harbour. At that time, the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron and Sydney Amateur Sailing Club were in their present locations on the north shore, while the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club was located in the city.

The founding meeting was held on August 4, 1922 at the residence of Mr Arthur Muston, Wunulla Road, Point Piper.

The original committee included:

• Founder – Mr Arthur Muston
• Chairman – Sir Alexander MacCormick M.D. FRCS
• Honorary Secretary – L.G. Murnin
• Honorary Solicitor – W.J. Creagh

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Sir Alexander MacCormick was the first Commodore of the Club. Initially, meetings were held in the dining room of the Muston family home, which still stands and remains in the ownership of members of the Muston family, on the shores of Felix Bay. The site on which the clubhouse is located was acquired in 1923 and the hat was passed around the early members to fund the construction of the Clubhouse, completed in July 1924. It was purpose-built as a clubhouse and not a converted residence, as commonly assumed.

Since it was built, the only changes to the external fabric of the building have been the extension of the kitchen and the addition of a new ladies room with the balcony between them at the rear of the building. This work was completed in 1992 and the portico over the front door added a short time later.

Originally named the New Yacht Club and later called the Southern Yacht Club, the club was renamed Prince Edward Yacht Club in honour of HRH Edward, Prince of Wales. Prince Edward succeeded his father, King George V, but abdicated shortly thereafter.

The Club also adopted, with approval, the Prince of Wales feathers as its crest. It was granted the warrant to include the prefix “Royal” in its name in 1935. In the clubhouse is proudly displayed the racing flag of the Royal Yacht Britannia, which bears the Prince of Wales feathers, and represents a tangible link to the Club’s formation.

The first race was held on November 18, 1922 for restricted class yachts. The winner was Inez with Gymea second and Nettle third. Races started and finished immediately in front of the clubhouse and courses were arranged so that competing yachts were visible for most of the race.

The Club shared summer Saturday afternoon racing with the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron (RSYS) and the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club (RPAYC), with each club taking turns to conduct the racing. When the RPAYC relocated to Newport, the RSYS took over their race days, resulting in the current 2 to 1 arrangement between RSYS and RPEYC.

The first meeting was held in the Clubhouse on July 15, 1924. The first social function to be held at the RPEYC was a “house Warming” dance on October 28, 1924. Subsequent dances were held but after neighbour complaints, these events were restricted to Friday evenings till midnight. On one occasion, the dancing nearly caused the verandah to collapse. It was quickly supported by the “Toms”, which are still present today.

When one of the original members, L. J. Davies was overseas for a period of time, it was reported that a team of RPEYC members removed the billiard table from his office. It was installed in the Club’s protest room and promptly refelted. On Mr Davies return, he complimented fellow members on their selection of an excellent table. He noted that it was similar to his own, with a plaque on one end. The plaque read “Presented by L. J. Davies Esq. 1924”.

The original Burgee was adopted on October 2, 1925 and is framed alongside the new burgee with the royal emblem.

The original jetty was constructed in 1927.

By 1927, there were 97 full members, 13 life members and 24 lady and junior associate members.

From at least 1930 until 1947, a Miss Pile leased the clubhouse for a kindergarten.

The flat back lawn was used as a four rink bowling green in 1931. In 1936, the question of converting the back lawn into a tennis court was discussed but this never eventuated.

In 1931, the estate of Lebbeus Hordern agreed to lend the model of the motor yacht “Bronze Wing” to the club on the condition that it be adequately insured. This exquisite model is displayed in the entrance to the clubhouse.

The “Wallsend” bell was donated by Mr Stanley Giddy in 1934. Recently, after searching for a ship by that name, some members discovered that the bell was the smoko bell from the Wallsend coal mine.

The Royal prefix was added to the club’s name after the royal warrant was granted in August 1935 by King George V.

In 1940, crew shortages and Naval control of the harbour brought yacht racing to a standstill. Racing commenced immediately after the war was over.

At the general meeting in 1947, the proposed liquor license for the club met some opposition, primarily on the basis that the club might change from a sailing to a drinking club. An extraordinary general meeting called in November accepted the sub-committee’s report that a license was necessary for the progress of the club. The bar opened in February 1948.

Eighteen footers racing on the harbour would be towed into the beach for refloating after capsizing. The RPEYC provided a tot of rum to sailors to aid circulation. They called it the “block and tackle” rum – one nip and you would lose your block, two nips and you would tackle anyone.

The first race for lady skippers was held on March 12, 1950 and was wholly a club affair. Thereafter all other clubs were invited.

Extensive repairs and additions to the jetty were completed in 1952.

A set of teak steps were given to the club by Howard Smith Limited in 1937, however due to an opinion that they were impractical, the steps were not installed until 1953.

In 1954, Vice Commodore Dr. Hamilton Kirkland instigated the building of a Finn, the “Prince Edward”, as the club’s contribution to the state’s sailing fraternity for the Melbourne Olympics. Mr Colin Ryrie and Mr Norman Longworth were selected in the final six for trials for Olympic Selection. Colin Ryrie went on to represent Australia in Melbourne.

The Bowral Golf Weekend was first held in July 1957.

Wednesday afternoon racing was first introduced to SydneyHarbour by the RPEYC in the summer of 1961. The club continues to run this popular racing series.

In 1962, when Australia first challenged for the Americas Cup, RPEYC members Archie Robertson, Tony Oxley, Colin Ryrie and Doug Fairfax were involved. Colin Ryrie sailed on Gretel 1 in 1962 and instigated Australia’s first challenge.

At the 1964 Tokyo Olympic games, Colin Ryrie represented Australia in the Finn Class.

After a fire in the kitchen on September 15, 1972, the kitchen was rebuilt.

During 1988-1989, extensions were made to the club’s kitchen, back entrance and upstairs bathrooms. Previously the only men’s bathroom was downstairs, although the men would often use the upstairs “Ladies” when women were not in the club.

The Admirals Trophy was won by the RPEYC each year since it began in 1987 until 1995. The regatta is run every year by R.A.N.S.A. in October. All clubs around the harbour nominate teams for the Admirals Trophy, being an intricate silver ship. It is said that the commodore who loses the Admirals Trophy will have his head mounted in the Perspex casing that holds the trophy.

RANSA changed the rules for the Admirals Trophy circa 1994-1995 and RPEYC lost the trophy.

In 1995, family races followed by a barbeque were introduced on the last Sunday of each month.

At the Annual General Meeting in August 1996, a new constitution was accepted, allowing women to become full members and non-committee members to be on sub-committees.

Sayonara Cup

RPEYC has challenged for the Sayonara Cup many times. Originally called the Interstate Yacht Club Race, the Sayonara Cup was donated by the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron and Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club.

The contest arose when the Royal Yacht Club of Victoria challenged the two Sydney clubs to race their best representative against Alfred Gollin’s “Sayonara” off Sydney heads in 1904. When Sayonara defeated the Sydney representative “Bona”, Mr Gollin presented the Cup as a perpetual challenge trophy for contests between Royal yacht clubs in Australia and New Zealand.

Based on a similar concept to the America’s Cup, the challenger had to sail to the challenge venue on the challenging yacht.

In 1950, the Deed of Gift was amended to permit a challenge from the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania and to specify 8-metre class yachts as challengers, as there were a number of these yachts in Australia.

The Dragon Class yacht was selected in 1983 due to size, classic lines and suitability for match racing. In 1990 however, it became apparent that interest was starting to wane due to the cost of transporting Dragon Class yachts around Australia. The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania instigated another change to the Deed of Gift, allowing yachts to be chartered in the defending state.

In 1996, Neville Whittey and Peter MacCallum won the Cup, which had been held for many years by the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania. Due to the size of the trophy, a special cabinet had to be constructed in the RPEYC entrance to house the cup. Neville Whittey successfully defended the Sayonara Cup in March 1997.

Sean Kirkjean successfully defended the challenge for RPEYC but the cup was lost back to Tasmania in 2004.

The RPEYC conducted racing on “Charlie” (Course C) at the Sydney Olympic Games.

In February 2000, the Sayonara Cup was retained by RPEYC.

In May 2000, the RPEYC team won the annual NSW Laser team race held on Sydney Harbour

In 2001, the RPEYC hosted the 29er World Championships, plus conducted racing on a course for the World Youth Championships.

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Bus stations near Royal Motor Yacht Club in Point Piper

• New South Head Rd opp O'Sullivan Rd, 5 min walk, VIEW
• New South Head Rd at Rose Bay Ave, 7 min walk, VIEW
• New South Head Rd at Salisbury Rd, 7 min walk, VIEW
• Victoria Rd opp Scots College, 9 min walk, VIEW
• Victoria Rd at Aston Gdn, 10 min walk, VIEW

Ferry stations near Royal Motor Yacht Club in Point Piper

• Shark Island Wharf, 30 min walk, VIEW
• Double Bay Wharf, 32 min walk, VIEW
• Rose Bay Wharf, 47 min walk, VIEW

Train stations near Royal Motor Yacht Club in Point Piper

• Edgecliff Station, 55 min walk, VIEW

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• 323, North Bondi to Edgecliff via New South Head Rd, VIEW
• 324, Watsons Bay to Walsh Bay via Old South Head Rd, VIEW
• 325, Watsons Bay to Walsh Bay via Vaucluse Rd, VIEW
• 601E, Maroubra Junction to Rose Bay SC, VIEW
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• 676E, Maroubra Junction, VIEW
• 678E, Bondi Junction, VIEW
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• 672E, Maroubra Junction, VIEW
• 326, Bondi Junction to Edgecliff via Bellevue Hill, VIEW
• 677E, Maroubra Beach to Cranbrook School Bellevue Hill, VIEW

What are the nearest stations to Royal Motor Yacht Club?

The nearest stations to Royal Motor Yacht Club are:

• New South Head Rd opp O'Sullivan Rd is 318 meters away, 5 min walk.
• New South Head Rd at Rose Bay Ave is 458 meters away, 7 min walk.
• New South Head Rd at Salisbury Rd is 471 meters away, 7 min walk.
• Victoria Rd opp Scots College is 645 meters away, 9 min walk.
• Victoria Rd at Aston Gdn is 712 meters away, 10 min walk.
• Shark Island Wharf is 1727 meters away, 30 min walk.
• Double Bay Wharf is 2443 meters away, 32 min walk.
• Rose Bay Wharf is 3674 meters away, 47 min walk.
• Edgecliff Station is 4246 meters away, 55 min walk.

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These train lines stop near Royal Motor Yacht Club:  SCO , T4

What’s the nearest bus stop to Royal Motor Yacht Club in Point Piper?

The nearest bus stop to Royal Motor Yacht Club in Point Piper is New South Head Rd opp O'Sullivan Rd. It’s a 5 min walk away.

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The nearest ferry station to Royal Motor Yacht Club in Point Piper is Shark Island Wharf. It’s a 30 min walk away.

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The T4 is the first train that goes to Royal Motor Yacht Club in Point Piper. It stops nearby at 04:58.

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The T4 is the last train that goes to Royal Motor Yacht Club in Point Piper. It stops nearby at 00:51.

What time is the first bus to Royal Motor Yacht Club in Point Piper?

The 324 is the first bus that goes to Royal Motor Yacht Club in Point Piper. It stops nearby at 03:17.

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The 324 is the last bus that goes to Royal Motor Yacht Club in Point Piper. It stops nearby at 02:40.

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The F9 is the first ferry that goes to Royal Motor Yacht Club in Point Piper. It stops nearby at 07:58.

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The F9 is the last ferry that goes to Royal Motor Yacht Club in Point Piper. It stops nearby at 00:25.

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