News
UFO on Llangorse Lake!
Last year a so-called “Unidentified Floating Object” appeared on the lake – it carries out “sonic cracking” of blue green algae – which sounds very sci-fi - and we hear it’s been a success.
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More First Aiders: But please let's not need 'em!
Llangorse's training season has started as five members have undertaken and enjoyed the RYA's First Aid qualification.
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Freya is our Junior Rep!
Freya Hope is stepping up to the role of Llangorse Sailing Club’s Junior Representative in 2026.
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Comet Trio and Kestrel Class Open Meetings 2026: Essential Documents published
The vital information for competitors has been published by Llangorse SC for the Comet Trio and Kestrel classes' open meeting on 16th-17th May 2026.
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Website-Builder Recognised in Club Award
Member, Alex Frost, has been awarded Llangorse Sailing Club's Griffin Trophy for creating the Club's new website in 2025.
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Sky-high sailor's shot of the snowy lake scene
Long-standing member, Peter David, took this extraordinary photo of Llangorse Lake at height of 4,000 feet on 5th January.
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"Sailing's played a huge part in my life"
In a prize-winning autobiographical tale printed in RYA magazine, Llangorse member - now Training Principal, David White, writes about how sailing and power-boating has shaped his life – and helped
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Annual General Meeting 2025
Commodore John Mason reported a busy season of good sailing conditions, increasing participation, successful training and important structural improvements at the Club's Annual General Meeting, whe
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Dinghy Instructors' course a great success at Llangorse
Four new DInghy Instructors (“DIs”) have been trained and qualified at LSC this week including our very own Guy Davison - RYA Instructor Trainer, Hannah Cockle course-leader, says that she's impres
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Llangorse season's last trophy event is a victory for David and Rachel
The Paintbrush Trophy - the last main event of our season and so named dating from the time when all boats had varnished wooden decks and had to be rubbed-down and re-varnished over winter - was wo
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