Corinthian Sailing Club
White Rock Lake, Dallas, TX
Established 1939
The Corinthian Sailing Club is located within a city park on beautiful White Rock Lake in Dallas, Texas. CSC was chartered in 1939. From the beginning, the purpose of CSC has been to promote the sport of sailing and sailboat racing in North Texas. The all volunteer club focuses on racing with a well attended racing program and club sponsored regattas held year round. The club is nationally known for its excellent sailors and fine race management. The club also has an active youth program and teaches adult sailing. The club sponsors several charitable events and many social activities each year.
Sailing for Polar Bears (aka Sailing for Rhinos in the past) is here. It is a fund raising event sponsored by the Dallas Chapter of the American Association of Zoo Keepers (AAZK). All proceeds from this event will go towards "Trees for You and Me" in partnership with Polar Bears International. Check calendar event page here for more info.
SNIPE CAPSIZE PROTOCOL
Provided by Gene Soltero Aug 15,2021
The July 4th fun regatta turned out to be fun with a great social following. The overall results are available on the Race Results page.
Photos are available on CSC Flickr page.
The WOW program for 2021 will kick-off on May 7th! Check back here soon for more details. Also you can contact our Women on the Water program coordinators if you would like to learn more and join us!
Whether you're an experienced sailor or just getting started, have your own boat or looking to crew - welcome aboard! Learn more about membership at CSC.
The Butterfly, Corinthian, Flying Scot, Laser and Snipe fleets provide varied sailing experiences. Learn more about the sailboats and sailors at White Rock Lake.
Educational opportunities are available for all ages and skill levels. You may find your niche in junior camps, adult classes, Women on Water program, racing clinics or chalk talks on the dock.