Chipstead Sailing Club
Welcome to Chipstead Sailing Club
Newcomers of all ages, of any experience or none, are welcome
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Chipstead Lake, Chipstead near Sevenoaks, KENT TN13 2SD [Google Maps]
* Dinghy Class and Handicap Racing *
* RYA Training Courses: Sailing and Powerboats *
* Junior and Youth Training and Racing *
* Social Events *
* Radio Sailing *
AGM
Club Annual General Meeting 2019
Wednesday 11th December 2019 at 8.00 pm.
Click here for the agenda.
Christmas Lunch
15th December at 13:00
£18 for adults and £12 for under 10's for 3 course meal.
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Download poster for the Christmas Lunch here.
Social Events
CSC SOCIAL EVENTS 2019
SAVE THE DATES
| Christmas Lunch | 15th December |
| A Murder Mystery Evening |
Unavoidably postponed until the New year |
Download poster for the events here.
Firefly Open Report
60th Walter Smith Cup Firefly Open at Chipstead Sailing Club
by National Firefly Association 25 Sep 10:56 BST 22 September 2019
Fireflies at Chipstead - photo © Jennie Chapman
Sunday dawned remarkably beautiful compared to the forecast for the eighteen Fireflies who had made the trip to Chipstead SC for the 60th running of the Walter Smith Cup Firefly open.
The Fireflies were joined by eleven Enterprises and a whole shower of Comets making for a fairly packed piece of water.
Enterprise Open Report
Chipstead Sailing Club Enterprise Open Meeting Report 2019
The Chipstead Enterprise Open Meeting, took place on Sunday 22nd September. 11 boats entered including 5 visitors. The event was shared with open meetings for the Comet and Firefly fleets leading 3 separate starts for each of the 4 races. OOD John Masters did a fantastic job setting good start lines and courses in the face of mixed weather conditions and changeable wind directions.
On arrival competitors were faced with very still conditions with what little wind there was coming from the south. This led to some frequent changes in positions, particularly in the middle of the fleet in the first two morning races.
