Your skipper for the Thursday sail is Terry Miles.
You may sign up for the sail online or by contacting Terry direct.
Phone: 951-333-4076 Email: tpmgolf3@gmail.com
Your skipper for the Wednesday sail is Jeff Sadler.
You may sign up for the sail online or by contacting Jeff direct.
Phone: 208-484-6652 Email: sallybear@yahoo.com
Our next General Meeting will be Friday, August 23 at 10 a.m. in Clubhouse Three (PAC), Dining Room 1. Susie Campbell will show the award-winning MacGillivray Freeman film, Humpback Whales, and explain what inspired her to show this movie in towns and villages as she cruised the Sea of Cortez after completing the 2018 Baja Haha. Set in the spectacular waters of Alaska, Hawaii and the remote islands of Tonga, this 40 minute film offers an up-close look at how humpbacks communicate, sing, feed, play, and take care of their young. We’ll find out why humpbacks are the most acrobatic of all whales, why they sing their haunting songs, and why these intelligent 55-foot, 50-ton animals migrate up to 10,000 miles round-trip every year. Humpbacks were nearly driven to extinction 50 years ago, but today are making a slow but remarkable recovery. New members and prospective members are invited to attend an informal discussion to learn more about the club at 9:30 am.
Lloyd sails on his boat, La Chasse. You will need to sign a separate waiver to sail with Lloyd.
You may sign up for the sail on line or by contacting Lloyd direct.
Phone: 925-699-9462 Email: skisailloyd@gmail.com
Your skipper for the Monday sail is Darrel Vorderstrasse.
You may sign up for the sail online or by contacting Darrel direct.
Phone: 949-525-1226 Email: darrelv43@gmail.com
Your skipper for the Tuesday sail is Jim Updike.
You may sign up for the sail online or by contacting Jim direct.
Phone: 949-589-2498 Email: jeusail@gmail.com
Your skipper for the Tuesday sail is Wayne Carlson.
You may sign up for the sail online or by contacting Wayne direct.
Phone: 612-803-0576 Email: huck550@icloud.com
You may request to sail with Paul for this event by emailing him at lagunasailor@gmail.com. Paul only books one week in advance. Please email Paul the Friday 8/30 or Saturday 8/31 prior to the event. Paul confirms notification by email on Sunday 9/1.
Your skipper for the Tall Ships sail is Jim Updike.
Your skipper for the Tuesday sail is Susan Obermiller.
Phone: 512-228-8706 Email: sobermiller57@gmail.com
All members and prospective members welcome.
Bring an hors d'oeuvre to share.
Come join in the fun and camaraderie!
Your skipper for the full moon sail is Darrel Vorderstrasse.
Your skipper for the Monday Emerald Bay sail and Swim is Lloyd Chase. We will leave DP at 10:00 am, plan to be at my dock Island G at 9:30 am. If you wish we can meet at CH3 at 9 AM and carpool to the marina. We will sail to Emerald Bay arriving around noon, anchor, have lunch and swim for a couple hours, leave around 2:00, arrive back at DP around 4:00 pm.
You may sign up for the sail online or by contacting Lloyd direct.
Your skipper for the Monday Emerald Bay day sail and Swim is Darrel Vorderstrasse. We plan to leave DP at 10 am, so plan to be at F-dock at 9:30. We sail to Emerald Bay, arrive about noon, anchor, have lunch, swim for a couple hours, leave around 2:00 pm, returning to DP around 4:00 pm.
Join your fellow LWYC Members at the annual Summer Picnic in beautiful Dana Point Harbor.
We'll be just to the right of the Richard Henry Dana statue as you cross the bridge to the Marinas.
Picnic will be from noon to 4:00 pm, with hot food served from 12:30 to 2:00.
Cost is $5 per grilled item. Price includes water, iced tea and lemonade, and your choice of a hot dog, hamburger or veggie burger.
Please bring a side dish or dessert.
Registration will open on August 10.
Laguna Woods Yacht Club
Sailing Academy Fall 2019
Intermediate Sailing
The course objective is to provide students an opportunity to attain more advanced sailing knowledge. Boat handling instruction will include the rigging and handling of an intermediate sized sloop-rigged auxiliary sailboat and will focus particularly on the club's vessel Hiatus. In addition to classroom instruction, this will entail significant on-the-water time and experience.
Classes will focus on reading assignments taken from the text. Other relevant topics likely will arise through the sessions themselves and will be addressed as they are encountered. Sessions will be informal allowing for extensive Q and A type exchange. Relevant short videos will accompany some of our discussion topics. In addition to classroom instruction, the course will entail significant boat handling opportunities in on-the-water Lab Sessions and regularly scheduled day sails.
For a more detailed description of the course, please click here: Intermediate Academy
