Welcome to The Locks Sailing Club

Sailing and Racing in Langstone Harbour since 1907, located by the old Milton Lock on the South West of the harbour.

Click on the button to book a club boat.

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The next quiz is due to take place on the:

Saturday, April 12th at 7.00pm...

Hope to see you there!

Member entry only £2 and guest £2.50
Hope to see a good turnout and the bar taps flowing again!

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Duties available now!

Saturday 29th March

HW 11:14

Sunday 30th March

HW 12:58 Compound Clean Up &..

Sunday 6th April

Junior Boat maintenance & J..

Saturday 12th April

12:00 HW4.5 12:20 Seaview Cup & Se..

Sunday 13th April

12:30 HW4.6 12:50 Seaview Cup & Se..

Friday 18th April

15:00 HW4.4 15:30 Easter Egg & Eas..

Saturday 19th April

15:45 HW4.2 16:20 Easter Egg & Eas..

Sunday 20th April

16:30 HW4 17:20 Easter Egg & Easte..

Saturday 26th April

10:30 HW4.8 11:00 Blanchard Cup & ..

Sunday 27th April

10:30 HW5 11:50 Blanchard Cup & Ma..

Sunday 27th April

12:30 HW5 11:50 Junior and Development..

Friday 2nd May

15:30 HW4.6 15:50 Landing Craft Trophy..

Saturday 3rd May

16:00 HW4.3 16:50 Chales Haines Cup &a..

Sunday 4th May

14:00 HW4.1 18:00 Locks Cannon No 1 &a..

Sunday 4th May

17:30 HW4.1 18:00 Junior Evening 1

Saturday 10th May

10:30 HW4.4 11:10 Blanchard Cup & ..

Sunday 11th May

11:00 HW4.5 11:50 Bryan Holden Trophy ..

The Locks has a reputation as a vibrant club with an active racing fleet and good junior training.

Located in Langstone Harbour to the east of Portsmouth, the clubhouse has well equipped changing rooms, kitchen and lounge/bar, and is located in a secure compound with slipway access to the water at all states of the tide.

A wide range of dinghies are sailed and raced by members, including most popular single and two hander dinghies.

Junior Evenings at Locks SC run from May until the beginning of September.

The sessions offer children from the ages of 8 to 18 an opportunity to improve their sailing skills, learn how to race and, most importantly, to have fun.

The sessions are not aimed at the complete beginner but parents are welcome to use these sessions to teach their children to sail at a time when there are rescue boats and other children around