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For any enquiries about membership of Fairlie Yacht Club, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Ordinary Membership is intended for keel boat and motor boat owners aged 18 years and over on 1st January of the current year.
For any enquiries about membership of Fairlie Yacht Club, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Ordinary Membership is intended for keel boat and motor boat owners aged 18 years and over on 1st January of the current year.
Family Membership is an extension of Ordinary Membership and includes spouse/partner and any children under 18 years on 1st January of the current year.
Only Ordinary, Honorary Life and Family Members may vote at meetings.
Associate Membership is intended for non boatowners.
Cadet Membership up to age 17 years, and Youth Membership from 18 years to 23 years are for young people who are not covered by a family membership.
(Note – Please do not enclose any payment for subscription with your application. You will be invited to pay subscription, race entry and any other fees due when your membership application has been processed)
The 2024 fees for the Club are listed below:
There is no Entry Fee payable in 2024 for new members.
The following shows the full price and the discounted price for prompt payment:
Subscription;
Family £70 (£60 if paid before 1/4/24)
Ordinary £60 (£50 if paid before 1/4/24)
Associate £25 (£20 if paid before 1/4/24)
Youth/ Cadet £15 (£10 if paid before 1/4/24)
Fairlie Race Fee (Fairlie Midweek Series, Autumn Points, and Passage Races. Includes additional Yearbook): £50
Kip Racing free to Members. Non Members Race Fee £10 per series. this can be offset against membership fee if subsequently joining the club
Passage Races only: £25 (includes additional Yearbook)
Fairlie Mooring Fee (includes License, Jetty, and Dinghy Park): £100
Dinghy Park Fee (for members mooring outside our area and not paying the mooring fee): £50

On 25th April 1961, four enthusiasts - Ronnie Fines, Jack Pearson, Hugh McLelland and Bill McCann - met at the home of Bill Strang, then Vice-Commodore of Clyde Cruising Club, formed a committee and so Fairlie Yacht Club was established!
The vision of these yachtsmen, who were at the forefront of developing Clyde sailing in the latter half of the 20th Century, has resulted in a club which has trained and encouraged sailors who have achieved national and international recognition, cruised and raced in Scotland and around the world. These founder members and the friends and associates they nurtured and encouraged has given the Clyde one of its best known and best recognised clubs in the country.
31 members have served as Commodore and many more as Flag Officers and committee members since that time, and because of the initial vision and drive of these few men we now boast a club to be proud of and that is the envy of many.
The current Committee Members for season 2023 are;
Brendan Bocker Commodore
John Kent Vice Commodore
Calum McPhee Rear Commodore
Neil Crawford Committee Member
Ian Munro Committee Member
Ian Sawkins Committee Member
Dee Scott Committee Member
David Carslaw Hon Treasurer
Martin Maiden Hon Secretary
Ex Committee
Peter Wright Principal Race Officer
Bill Bower Moorings Convenor
Norman Cowie Kip Racing Convenor
Keith Agnew Trophies
Fairlie Yacht Club has grown from its early beginnings in a home in Fairlie to one of the premier yacht clubs in Scotland.
In 2011 we celebrated our Golden Jubilee and find ourselves with a strong membership base enjoying an excellent programme of musters, social events and a highly successful racing programme for those with a competitive streak.
We are continually innovating and keeping the interests of our members as our main focus while encouraging the continuing development of the Club profile in Scottish yachting circles and further afield.
New members and existing members alike will find an activity to suit them at sometime over the year. Whether it is a serious race, a social muster or an off-season activity you will always be welcome.
Please browse our site to see what is on offer and call any committee member or Flag Officer if you need assistance or have any suggestions or comments to assist the further development of our welcoming, informal approach to our sport.
The news is published on the web, by e-mail, or by post together with notice boards at Largs Yacht Haven and Kip Marina.
We can assist with moorings, berthing, training and sailing support. If you need an experienced member to join you for a day or evening to provide a view on any aspect of your yachting needs please contact the committee and we shall endeavour to match someone to your needs. If you are not sure who can help or what to do - please ask.
Good sailing to all!
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