Home Page Welcome to the website of the Seahorse Golf Society. The Society was formed on the Guinness stand at the London International Boat Show in 1991 with the intention of bringing competitive sailors together for a few informal rounds of mediocre golf each year. The Seahorse connection comes from the Royal Ocean Racing Club, which uses a seahorse as its logo. All the founder Seahorse members were RORC members and we felt that by calling the society the Seahorse Golf Society, we wouldn't have to buy another tie. The society has RORC's full approval for the use of the name, but RORC is not involved with the society in any other way. The society now has 53 members and meets up to eight times a year. Applications for membership will be accepted only from sailors with a background in competitive sailing, but this can be at any level - from gravel pit dinghies to Admiral's/America's Cup/Volvo Race level. The society has a few world champions among its members (and one Olympic medallist), although the majority are - or were - regular weekend (and Wednesday/Thursday evening) points series sailors. The current members are: John Arthur, Andrew Baird, David Barrow, Nigel Barrow, Paul Barrow, Andrew Bathe, David Boardman, Stuart Childerley, Tim Christie, Andy Clark, Brian Clarke, John Danby, Scott Dawson, David Dent, Victor Deschamps, Stephen Dodd, Mark Dowland, Robert Elliott, Bob Fisher, Niall Fitzgerald, David Gorrod, Steve Hodges, Rob Humphreys, Robert Hunt, John Irving, Dick Jobbins, Robert Kemp, Bob Lankester, Tim Law, Steve Le Butt, John Locke, Martin Lowson, Larry Marks, Andrew McCall, Charlie Mill, Graham Miller, Jack Miller, Julian Moore, Peter Nash, Stephen O'Farrell, Rod Peek, Terry Robinson, Bill Steele, Arve Sundheim, Ian Walker, Paul Wayte, Geoff Watchorn, Paul Wayte, George Webb, Chris Wilson, Phil Wilson, Douglas Winton and John Wooderson. The society's officers for 2011 are: Captain Stephen Hodges; Vice Captain Tim Law; Secretary Peter Nash. Membership enquiries should be directed to the secretary, Peter Nash.