The Sydney Amateur Sailing Club (SASC) is one of the oldest sailing clubs in Australia and is located on Sydney's lower north shore, with its clubhouse on the western edge of Mosman Bay. The Sydney Amateur Sailing Club was founded on 1 October 1872, starting with four boats and twelve members. It was formed in response by owners whose boats were too small (less than 22 ft (6.7 m)) to be admitted into the existing yacht clubs. The inaugural commodore was J. H. Amora and the vice commodore was W. Backhouse. The first event held by the club was on 30 November 1872 in Sydney harbour, with eight boats in the fleet. The initial meetings of the club were held at the Oxford Hotel. The first competitive races were held on the main harbour in early 1873. More information...
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