Welcome to Restronguet SC
About the Club
Restronguet Sailing Club is situated on the West bank of Carrick Roads at the mouth of the beautiful river Fal. Sailors enjoy the benefits of one of the largest and most sheltered natural harbours in the UK.
Since it’s foundation in 1933, the club has aimed to foster sailing in general, but places particular importance on encouraging young talent. The club has a long tradition of developing national and international medal-winners and for organising successful championships for fleets of up to 150 boats.
The committee would like to extend to you a warm welcome. We hope that you will find us a friendly club and that RSC will become like a second home for all those who delight in sailing on our wonderful waters. Our intention is to make sailing fun for all – young or old; competitive or non-competitive.
We are a relaxed club and although modest, our clubhouse is newly refurbished with good facilities – including a warm and friendly bar. The committee organise regular racing for all, youth training for 8-18 year olds, sailing introduction days and plenty of social events.
Where it all begins...
Ben Ainslie learnt to sail at Restronguet Sailing Club. Find out how he began and watch our club members racing, cruising and talking about the joys of sailing on the finest estuary in Cornwall.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J29cwhmHYRQ&feature=player_embedded
Skills & Training
In response to the completed training/feedback forms recieved from members, the following courses have been pencilled in for 2014:
Jan 19th: First aid
Feb 16th: Outboard Motor maintenance
Mar 16th: Diesel engine maintenance
Application for these courses will be through the club Face book page, if you do not have a facebook account then please contact Sarah Elsby-Hartman.
Details will be forwarded to those wishing to sign up.
There is a course list link at the bottom of this page which has been amended and updated. This will hopefully be useful to all club members as a means of showing numbers, please complete and forward to Sarah Elsby-Hartman.
