News and Updates

Order Apparel Online thru June 2

5/23/2022

The Deep Creek Lake Sailing Association webstore is OPEN NOW - until Thursday, June 2nd at midnight!

Please visit https://deep-creek-gear.itemorder.com/ and order your “Sailing Merch” for the summer sailing season.

The webstore includes different clothing options with our yacht club burgee embroidered on each one, including t shirts, hats, shorts and more) but does not include the annual club participation t-shirts.

Once the webstore closes on June 2nd, the vendor will need a few weeks to produce all clothing and drop ship to each buyer.

Please consider visiting the webstore. The current plan is to have two or three stores with different items throughout the year.

This is a great opportunity to celebrate our club and display our Turkey Neck Yacht Club Pride!

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New Applicants for Consideration

5/15/2022

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⛵ We are pleased to have four new applications for consideration for membership at DCLSA. All of these applicants have fulfilled the required social and sailing events and their applications are considered complete.

Per the by-laws, these applications are being provided on our website for consideration and comment by our full membership.

They are also physically posted on the clubhouse bulletin board and will remain there for a two-week period to allow time for any necessary input.

If you have questions or comments please contact Mark Haraway, Board of Governors Membership Chair at membership.dclsa@gmail.com.

Click to see the page with the completed applications

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Meet the 2022 Managers

4/10/2022

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⛵ Willie Clayton and Mike Groves will be managing the club this year.

Willie and Mike, both now widowed, met in 2015 at the Ocala Boat Club in Ocala Florida, where they both live and enjoy boating.
Willie, and her former husband Don, managed Deep Creek Lake Yacht Club at Turkey Neck over many different years until Don's passing in 2013. Willie came back a couple times after that, managing by herself.
Mike is a past Commodore of the Ocala Boat Club from 2017-2019. He is a Vietnam Veteran and retired after 27 years from the Marine Corps
Reserve as a Master Gunnery Sargent. Mike's full time job was with the City of Ocala, where he worked as a Civil Engineer and retired after 43
years. He was instrumental in designing and overseeing the expansion of the City’s water and sewer systems.