Port Dalrymple Yacht Club

16/06/2026

with race entries opening the ORCVs Cyrus Allen is returning with his Beneteau 50 White Spirit and Paul Roberts Jones 42 Cadibarra were the first entries for the 2026 race, followed closely by the ...

14/06/2026

Winners are Grinners - Bokprint winter series at Port Dalrymple Yacht Club with team HoneyPot bringing home the chocolates (and the big pointy trophy) 🏆 thanks to all who crewed for the season and to all the volunteers, sponsors and competitors for keeping the heat on and off the water!

11/06/2026

the final racing of session 3 of the Beauty Point Waterfront Hotel DF65 series sailed, with results supper tight.

09/06/2026

Congratulations to all the team at Tamar Marine, enormous achievement in a short time. Fantastic news!

01/06/2026

The wait is nearly over, our favorite marine store is nearly back on deck!

16/05/2026

DF65 racing at Port Dalrymple Yacht Club

28/04/2026

We are into our third DF65 race session and have so far have had twenty-five people contesting DF65 races during the season and presently as we roll into week two of race session three there have b...

27/04/2026

2026 is also a significant year for the Bokprint crew as they relocate from their site of 40 years, around to 145-147 Wellington Street, (old Nuts and Bolts store for those that remember) so look t...

24/04/2026

Long term PDYC sponsor and printers of our high quality Club program are moving, so 145-147 Wellington St is now the place to go for all your big or small printing and graphic design needs.

After over 40 years at 69 Boland Street, Bokprint is now operating from our new premises at 145–147 Wellington Street, Launceston.

We’re still shifting some of the bigger gear over the weekend, so we’ll be closed Monday 27th April to finish getting everything into place.

Back to normal trading from Tuesday.

Thanks for your patience during the move.

15/04/2026

Week one of the Tamar Marine Two Handed Series saw some super close racing on the water and in corrected results Greg Rowsell and Malcolm Stevens have got Maeve II into a solid position with two wins, but the next three places are covered by 2 points, so the top five prize placings are still wide open

https://pdyc.yachting.org.au/news/two-handed-series-continues-close-racing-