Catalina 22
The Catalina 22 is a popular, trailerable sailboat known for its versatility, ease of handling, and suitability for beginners, featuring a distinctive swing keel for shallow water access, comfortable cockpit, and options for cruising or racing, with thousands built since 1969. Key characteristics include its user-friendly design, stability (especially with the fin keel), and ability to be trailered, making it a great entry into sailing.
Flying Scot
The Flying Scot’s high boom, wide side-decks and deep cockpit create an armchair comfort usually reserved for the big keel boats. The Scot’s nimble handling and planing hull, however, provide the close-to-the-water thrill of a small boat. Tiller steering transmits the “feel” of the set, and she can tack on a dime: hallmarks of great racing daysailer.
Laser
The Laser (now ILCA) is a globally popular, simple, single-handed racing dinghy known for its one-design strictness, rewarding skill over equipment, with interchangeable rigs (ILCA 7, Radial, 4.7) for different sailor weights, making it a challenging yet accessible boat for all levels from youth to Olympic sailors. It's famous for its lively performance, robust fiberglass hull, and straightforward aluminum rig with a single mainsail, providing competitive racing for decade
MC Scow
Whether you want to race your Melges MC or just simply enjoy the boat for what it is – a simple singlehanded daysailer that is fast, responsive and stable! The Melges MC has the best of both worlds. Also, because the Melges MC has such a large and deep cockpit you can take another sailor along with you. Twice the fun!
Open
Open content goes hereUnlike many other clubs, DSC does not discriminate against your favorite boat. If it has sails and floats, it can be cruised and raced at DSC. We have a wide range of boats in this fleet from J22s, C25s, to Spindrifts.