Sailing Dinghy Introduction
Welcome to the sailing dinghy section of Go Sail. Hints and tips, information on specific sailing dinghies much more.
We are actively looking for sailing dinghy related information especially photos, your experiences, sailing dinghy hints and tips, restoring old boats, in fact anything related to sailing dinghies. If you wish to submit any information then please contact us.
If you are thinking about giving dinghy sailing a try then we have some useful information. See our starting dinghy sailing page for if you are a beginner. If you are looking to buy a sailing dinghy then see our buyers page.
If you wish to enter details of your sailing club then select the 'Add Club' option on the left hand menu or click here.
We are actively looking for sailing dinghy related information especially photos, your experiences, sailing dinghy hints and tips, restoring old boats, in fact anything related to sailing dinghies. If you wish to submit any information then please contact us.
If you are thinking about giving dinghy sailing a try then we have some useful information. See our starting dinghy sailing page for if you are a beginner. If you are looking to buy a sailing dinghy then see our buyers page.
If you wish to enter details of your sailing club then select the 'Add Club' option on the left hand menu or click here.
Sailing Dinghy Classes
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Monklands Sailing Club - Featured Club
Monklands Sailing Club was founded in 1958 and has enjoyed a long history of excellence in the sport of sailing. Producing both World and Olympic Champions in the past and with current members also having great success in many of the away regattas which they attend.
For racing we have large and active fleet of Flying Fifteens. This is the clubs preferred “weapon of choice”, regularly seeing five or more boats doing battle on Tuesday evenings. The handicap fleet comprises mainly of GP14’s & Enterprises with sail training carried out in the clubs own Wanderer & Topper dinghies.
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