Affectionately known as the ARC, the Club caters for rowers from a wide range of ages and varying levels of intensity and competition ranging from new rowers undertaking Learn-to-Row programs through to elite athletes representing the state and country. ARC also has a healthy Master's rowing program catering for rowers from 27 to 80+ years of age. ARC operates from two boathouses: the city boatshed overlooking the Torrens Lake, and a bay at the extensive RowingSA complex at West Lakes. The Club has an extensive fleet of boats spread over both locations, including 4 coxed eights, 3 coxless fours/quad sculls, 5 coxed quad sculls and fours, 8 coxless pairs/double sculls and 8 single sculls. The Torrens Lake boathouse also hosts the ARC gym, where members perform off-water strength and conditioning training. ARC is well-known across Adelaide for its vibrant social life and great atmosphere. Adelaide, SA, Australia

APSM Rowing Club was founded in 1994 and prides itself on being committed to its rowers and understanding the need to enjoy yourself as well. APSMRC Mission Statement: 'To provide a range of rowing experiences for existing and new members, and to nurture social cohesion and competitive talent within the Club'. South Melbourne, VIC Australia

ANA Rowing Club based in Perth, Western Australia, has a proud reputation of being a very welcoming, family friendly and social club with a competitive edge! Our goal is to promote rowing for all – school age to octogenarians – and to provide pathways for members to participate in the sport on a recreational, social, racing or high performance basis. Located at A.P. Hinds Reserve in Bayswater near the Garratt Road Bridge, ANA has access to the best rowing water in Perth. We also have a shed at the international standard rowing course at Champion Lakes located in the City of Armadale. ANA membership includes access to a wide range of club boats, on-water coaching, organised cross training sessions and 24/7 gym access plus hot showers and free onsite parking. Bayswater, WA Australia

Banks Rowing Club is located in the heart of Melbourne on the banks of the Yarra. For over 150 years we have celebrated an inclusive culture that offers opportunities for athletes at every level, from club to elite. We pride ourselves in maintaining a strong community for all members, past and present, and in supporting our athletes at every step to achieve their aspirations. With a successful history, both nationally and internationally, with many Olympic and Commonwealth Games representatives and a number of World Champions. The club offers athletes the chance to row and compete at a High-Performance, Youth/Development, Club and Veterans level. This provides a fantastic opportunity to athletes leaving school, coming back to the sport or coming from another club. Melbourne, VIC Australia

The Barwon Rowing Club is Geelong's largest rowing club and offers a range of programs to suit a wide range of abilities from raw beginner through to sub-elite/elite. Established in 1870, we are also one of the oldest sporting clubs in Geelong and Victoria. The new shed was opened in 2012 and boasts an extensive fleet, a well-equipped rower’s gym, and modern social/ function facilities. The fleet includes a range of training and racing boats from singles to eights, and the club is committed to maintaining a dynamic rollover plan. South Geelong, Victoria, Australia

We’ve been an active part of the community for more than 100 years, and today we are proud to still be Lake Macquarie’s home of destination dining, brilliant entertainment and a place to celebrate new memories made together on the water. We're not just a club; we're a sailing community dedicated to fostering the sport from beginners to nurturing future world champions and Olympians. Belmont 16s Sailing Club are active ambassadors for the sport of sailing, from our fast growing learn to sail program "Tackers" through to the development of World Champions and Olympians. Our Club is dedicated to 16′ skiff and its affiliated classes. 16' skiffs are a uniquely designed Australian high-performance three-man dinghy. Other associated crafts we sail are o'pen skiffs, pelicans, lasers, cherubs and flying 11s. Belmont, NSW Australia

The Brisbane and GPS Rowing Club has a proud tradition of rowing on the Brisbane River from 1885, and today operates programs for: Learn to Row; Junior girls up to 20 years old; High Performance Squad for 20+ years old; Masters who want to train and compete occasionally; Recreational for occasional fun rowing. The Brisbane & GPS Rowing Club traces its origins back to 1885 when the Brisbane River was the transport hub for the fledgeling capital. As the name implies the club is an amalgamation of two clubs, both of which have had long and proud histories in the sport – the Brisbane Rowing Club and the GPS Old Boys Rowing Club. West End, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Carrum Rowing Club is the home of community rowing in South-East Melbourne. We offer the opportunity for all members of the community to enjoy the sport of rowing both recreationally and competitively. We cater to rowers from ages 13+, and have vibrant junior, senior and masters rowing programs. As a community club, we are able to provide access to the sport for people who may not have the opportunity to row at school or university. Members of all ages and skill levels are welcome and we are proud to provide a development pathway from absolute beginner through to rowing at representative level. Patterson Lakes, VIC Australia

Commercial Rowing Club continues to thrive as a large and friendly rowing club on the Brisbane River in inner city West End, Brisbane. We enjoy rowing on a wide stretch of water and can row for more than 20 klm without interruption. We cater for both the competitive and social rower, as well as offering learn to row programs for adults. We are always keen to welcome back rowers who may have taken a break from the sport for many months or even years. Our club is competitive in regattas, both locally, interstate and internationally and in all levels of the sport from juniors to masters and elite. South Brisbane, QLD Australia

A rowing community where people of all ages and abilities participate, develop and excel. Established in 1873 and awarded "Champion Club Premiership" in both 2018 & 2019 by Rowing Victoria, we have a proud history of success, and a bright future. Our club is about participation and achievement, whether your goals are to represent Australia, learn to row or anything in-between. Our aim is to see more people in the Geelong area enjoy and achieve success with the wonderful sport of rowing. Situated on a beautiful stretch of the Barwon River, with a well stocked boat shed and gym equipped with rowing machines, bikes, and weights, our facilities and experienced coaches can help you learn to row, or reach your competitive goals at an elite level. Geelong, VIC, Australia

Dragon's Rowing Club is an active and successful Masters (over 27 years of age) Rowing Club, offering a range of rowing programs under the direction of a qualified coach to cater for this physically and mentally challenging sport. Offering: Scull and sweep oar rowing (Doubles, Pairs, Quads, Fours, Eights); Range of high quality boats and erg machines; Despite our name, does not include kayaking or dragon boating. Our club provides a rowing program and access to coaching for all members, whether recreational or competitive. Albion, QLD Australia

Essendon Rowing Club caters for all levels of rowing from beginners to elite, social or competitive - we've got something for you! Our picturesque clubhouse is also available to hire for your special occasion - please refer to the functions page for full details. We invite members, past members & supporters to become "friends" of ERC. We aim to provide a fun way for ERC members and their partners, guests and children (13 years of age and over) to exercise and build friendships through what is one of the world’s best water sports - rowing. Moonee Ponds, VIC Australia

Glebe Rowing Club is a community club that welcomes members from all walks of life. The Learn to Row (LTR) course at Glebe Rowing Club is a great way to get out on the water and get some experience in this great sport. Rowing is an excellent cardiovascular workout for everyone. The Glebe junior program provides 12.5 to 18 year olds with the opportunity to develop in the sport at their own pace. Our flexible program focuses on rowing in small boats so that juniors grow in independence. Glebe, New South Wales, Australia

The Glenorchy Rowing Club, the youngest rowing club in southern Tasmania, sits on the banks of the River Derwent in Glenorchy not far from Hobart's world famous MONA. Our club motto is 'fun, fitness and friendship' and we welcome adults who want to row. We offer traditional 'skinny boat' rowing and coastal rowing. We are one of the few clubs in Tasmania that has this exciting new rowing option. At Glenorchy it doesn't matter if the water is glassy smooth or whitecap rough, with our mixed fleet you can get on the water in most conditions. On those rare days when you can't row we have gym with rowing equipment including ergos. Rosetta, Tasmania, Australia

HRYC operates out of Brooklyn on the Hawkesbury River north of Sydney. Established in 1992, the club offers racing and social events for keelboats and trailer sailers. Year-round racing is conducted in the uncluttered waters of Broken Bay and the lower reaches of the Hawkesbury River. The HRYC fleet currently comprises yachts ranging from 6 to 11 metres, but also welcomes trailer sailors and sports yachts. Membership of the club ranges from experienced sailors to beginners. All are welcome. Brooklyn, NSW Australia

A Hawthorn Rowing community since 1877. The club is a non-profit organisation, whose mission is to promote and develop the sport of rowing. Established in 1877, Hawthorn Rowing Club was one of Melbourne's founding clubs for the sport. We at Hawthorn, pride ourselves on not only being a traditional rowing community, but also sharing and developing skills in new rowers and members. All are welcome, club memberships range from 13-90, encompassing all levels of experience. What is common is the friendship and dedication built around a passion for rowing. Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Our club caters for all classes and ages of rowers and those wishing to try the sport. We have senior citizens over 70 years young rowing with our club and competing in regattas in the northern rivers district of NSW plus competing in State championships. Competent rowers have the glorious Clarence river to explore and enjoy. Beginners learn to row in Iluka bay. You will find us at the rowing shed in Charlie Ryan Park from about 6am Summer time or 6.30 Winter time most days of the week weather permitting. Should you care to have a trial row, the best time to arrive at our rowing shed would be about an hour after the times quoted above. You are welcome to join us. Iluka, New South Wales, Australia

Lauderdale Yacht Club is located on beautiful Frederick Henry Bay, 20 minutes south east of Hobart. Lauderdale Yacht club (LYC) was originally founded by a keen group of amateur sailors, regularly sailing out of Frederick Henry Bay. With no clubhouse or facilities to speak of at the time, the first races eagerly commenced in 1977. Construction of the bespoke facilties commenced in 1981, with the clubhouse itself completed in 1983. Today the club provides sailing training to youth and adults. For those more experienced sailors keen to test their skills and sailcraft, races are held most Sunday afternoon's in the warmer months. The LYC organises racing for 29ers, catamarans, windsurfers, and any off the beach class, that wish to sail with the club. We have a fleet of Bic O'pen Skiffs, Sabots, Puffin Pacers and Lasers that are sailed on Sunday mornings from late September every year-to-April. Roches Beach, TAS, Australia

Welcome to Leichhardt Rowing Club, located on the picturesque waters of Iron Cove Bay in Sydney's inner-west. Established in 1886, we're one of Australia's oldest rowing clubs and have evolved to become one of the largest clubs in the country, offering excellent indoor and outdoor rowing facilities. We take pride in our history of an inclusive culture, including being an early adopter of supporting women in sport. Our diverse membership and partnership with Pymble Ladies College reflect our commitment to engaging members of all backgrounds and life stages. Our Junior Rowing Program is designed to nurture the next generation of rowers, while our team of masters coaches caters to the needs of aspiring and experienced Masters Rowing members. Lilyfield, NSW Australia

Boating on the Gippsland Lakes. The Loch Sport Boat Club was established in 1965 and is situated in Charlies Street, Loch Sport. It boasts lakefront views and easy access to a large carpark as well as the nearby jetty and boat ramp. The Loch Sport Boat Club provides a Sail Training Program to promote safe & fun sailing for all ages. The program is held over 2 weekends in January and has been a tremendous success for years since it was introduced. The Loch Sport Boat Club Inc exists to fulfill the following: To manage and maintain the Loch Sport Safety & Water Sports Centre; To promote and encourage safe boating in all its forms, particularly on the part of its members; To promote social fellowship and marine-related recreation and sporting activities. Loch Sport, Victoria, Australia

Welcome to Melbourne Rowing Club! We are enviably located in the heart of Melbourne with a breathtaking vista of the city, 100m from Flinders Street Station, the local energy of Federation Square, vibrant Southbank and the iconic Arts Centre. We have a number of programs to cater for rowers of all levels of experience, from beginners to State and National representatives. You may even find an Olympian or two lurking amongst our members... But don't let that overwhelm you, let it motivate you! Come and pick up an oar and discover the joy that we all experience by rowing in the heart of Melbourne and arguably the best place to train in Australia. Melbourne, VIC Australia

Mercantile has a proud history of rowing on the Yarra River and beyond. The club was founded in 1880 by a group of enthusiastic business and sports minded members with the aim to increase the health and recreation of Melbourne’s society via the noble sport of rowing. Mercantile has consistently produced members who are leaders in sport, in administration, coaching and athletic performance. Our members include World and Olympic Champions and Thomas Keller medallists, awarded for an outstanding international rowing career (more than any other club in the world). Melbourne, VIC Australia

Two sheds, twin pontoons including disabled access, the gymnasium, a trailer compound and storage all mean that Mosman can offer a complete rowing environment. Over the years Mosman has produced many of Australia’s most successful Olympic and international rowers, and the Club continues to develop high performance rowers whilst also supporting a broad range of rowing capabilities. Mosman Rowing Club is continuing to encourage and provide support for non-rowing schools. Mosman Rowing Club is also home to a large and growing contingent of Masters rowers who continue to represent Mosman Rowing Club in competition around Australia and overseas. Mosman is committed to the development of rowing as a sport. It has a strong Junior program. For adults, the Club’s Learn-to-Row (LTR) and Row For Fitness (RFF) programs are specifically designed for novice and beginner rowers. Mosman, NSW Australia

The New Norfolk Regatta Association held the first Boxing Day Regatta in 1854 on the River Derwent at New Norfolk, Tasmania. Rowing was a popular event on the program. In the 1860s, six steamboats were needed to ferry people from Hobart up to New Norfolk in the River Derwent for the Regatta, with spectators reaching 20,000 in the early 1900s. Shelter provided by surrounding hills at New Norfolk results in ideal flat water conditions on the River Derwent for much of the time. The community need for a rowing club was satisfied in 1928 when New Norfolk Rowing Club was founded by Dr David I Fitzpatrick, captain and stroke of the first eight. THE new home of the New Norfolk Rowing Club was officially opened at the New Norfolk Esplanade on 23 January 2021. Club president Peter Nichols welcomed official guests to the Derwent Valley Boat House, which was declared open by the governor of Tasmania, Kate Warner. The New Norfolk Rowing Club currently provides rowing programs for students at Hobart City High School, Dominic College, Elizabeth College, Guilford Young College (GYC) and Sacred Heart College. New Norfolk, TAS Australia

Newcastle Rowing Club was named Rowing Australia’s 2021 Club of the Year for driving rowing participation and development during the year. Although NRC is a relatively small club it has a number of programs including a growing Junior Development Squad, Rookie Rowing, indoor rowing, and popular club events including The Bustle and ERGtober. The club also regularly supports local organisations through fundraising and donations. Our members are passionately enthusiastic and support each other in competition and other athletic pursuits. The Newcastle Rowing Club has a long history spanning over four eras, starting in 1870. Carrington, NSW Australia

Established in 1933, Perth Rowing Club has a long history in Perth. Perth rowing club is one of the oldest rowing clubs in Perth, it caters for both social & competitive rowers & is a fun way to improve your fitness. Rowing is one of Australia's oldest and most successful sports, recognized as much for its tradition and appeal to people of all ages as for its fantastic health benefits. It is one of the few sports which utilizes all of the major muscle groups. Rowing is a sport for life, accessible to people of all ages, fitness and skill levels. Mount Pleasant, WA Australia

Pine Rivers Rowing Club, established 1958, is located on Lake Kurwongbah (off Dayboro Road) and caters for rowers living in the area from Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast. The venue is also utilised by various schools and organisations due to the safe rowing environment for coaching students. Our mission is to promote, foster and enjoy the sport of rowing. Petrie, Queensland, Australia

Power House are a successful, social and vibrant community rowing club. We row on the Yarra River in Melbourne and are proud of our inclusive, supportive culture and strong spirit of volunteerism. Rowing is the ultimate team sport. We are committed to supporting all our members to reach and maximise their growth and potential in the sport of rowing. We encourage all members to pursue excellence on and off the water in whatever capacity and to any level they desire. We cater for all levels of rowing. Our members compete in rowing regattas at State, National and International level. South Yarra, VIC Australia

Richmond Rowing Club strives to provide opportunities to participate, develop & compete in a friendly & inclusive community on & off the water. Over 140 Richmond Rowing Club members enjoy on and off water activities that provide a fun and challenging environment in which to compete and reach their goals. Whether you are interested in socialising, getting fit, or competing, Richmond Rowing Club may well be the club you are looking for. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Riverside Rowing Club was founded in 1943. Riverside Rowing Club today has a strong Masters Rowing focus (27 years and over) and maintains close ties with Senior Club and School rowing. Whether you wish to compete at an elite level or in masters rowing events or to simply have some fun and increase your fitness at a recreational level, Riverside is the club for you. Riverside has facilities on the River Torrens in Adelaide complete with function room and bar for hire. The club has gym equipment for use by members. Riverside also has a boat storage facility at West Lakes where the majority of regattas conducted by Rowing SA are held. Adelaide, SA Australia

Riverway Rowing Club is located on the scenic banks of the Ross River in Townsville North Queensland. The Loam Island Community Centre on Riverway Drive Rasmussen houses our fleet of modern boats and is the venue for training, weekend social gatherings and regattas. Our club has a diverse mix of men and women of all ages, fitness levels and rowing ambitions. Membership for those under 18 is only via affiliated school rowing programs. We strive to make our club welcoming, supportive and fun for all who want to row. Thuringowa Central, QLD Australia

The club offers racing and a learn to sail program. Rosebud YC also offers junior sail training for kids aged 6-16, but also for adults looking to learn to sail. We will provide the boat, life jacket and instructors, you just need to be there! Rosebud, Victoria, Australia

The Sunshine Coast Rowing Club offers fitness and friendship for Masters (over 27 years) men and women for rowing in sculls or crews on the beautiful Maroochy River. The Club provides boats, trains beginners and coaches crews. Recreational rowing is available almost every day of the year and as ability develops, rowers have the exciting opportunity of competing in regular regattas against other Queensland clubs. Maroochydore, QLD Australia

A Perth rowing club for athletes from social to Olympic levels, dedicated to developing personal excellence, both on and off the water since 1885. Located in the heart of the Canning Bridge precinct, right on the beautiful riverbank, the Swan River Rowing Club has a long history of producing Australian team athletes and coaches. We pride ourselves on maintaining our status as a key high-performance club in Western Australia, developing young athletes through rowing, and supporting them in achieving their goals. The Swan River Rowing Club prioritises community as a core value of the club, and actively engages with the City of Melville and the local community wherever possible, to promote the sport of rowing and to build long-lasting relationships that benefit the local area. Perth, Western Australia.

Sydney Rowing Club was established in 1870 and was first located on the site the famous Sydney icon, The Opera House. In 1873 the Club purchased an additional property at Abbotsford, known then as "The Red Cow Inn". In 1888 the Club relocated from it’s original site, to the western side of Woolloomooloo Bay, between Mrs Macquarie’s Chair and the Domain Baths. It continued to run activities from the two sites at Woolloomooloo and Abbotsford until 1947, when all activities moved to Abbotsford. Rowing is and always will be our reason for being. Sydney Rowing Club’s goal is to be Australia's best rowing club achieved through the pursuit of excellence, performance at the highest standards and the development of strength and quality of character within our members. We wish to build and support high quality programs and facilities that promote access to rowing, excellence in rowing, and use rowing as a means to foster physical activity, health, leadership, and community engagement. Abbotsford, NSW Australia

We are a proud contemporary sports club built on a foundation of tradition. We have a long and successful record on the water, but there is also a strong emphasis on participation by rowers at all levels, from beginners through to elite rowers. But have just as much fun off the water, with regular club nights and social get-togethers in our new and modern clubrooms. Our members also have access to an impressive fleet of boats, from singles and doubles through to quads and eights. We pride ourselves on a strong sense of family at the club and our membership spans several generations. Our distinctive club "zooties" with the dominant T on the back are worn with pride. The Tamar Rowing Club welcomes everyone, whether you are a beginner, want to row just for fun and fitness or have aspirations to represent your club, state or country. Trevallyn, TAS Australia

We offer rowing programs for both students and non-students, from beginners through to international athletes. Our vision: To be recognised as one of the top performing rowing clubs in Western Australia at both a domestic and national level including Uni Sports Nationals. Joining UWABC will provide you with the opportunity to pursue rowing, increase fitness and experience racing at regattas. We are a fun, supportive and hard working community with regular social events such as cocktail parties and quiz nights, as well as our end of year Annual Dinner. University of Western Australia, Crawley, WA Australia

Australia's premiere performance rowing club since 1889. Toowong Rowing Club (TRC) has a robust membership that includes rowers across all categories: juniors, high performance, veterans, Honorary Life Members, recreational rowers, and social members. Our club boasts exceptional facilities and equipment, including a fully equipped gymnasium and a Functions Centre that hosts weddings, corporate functions, and community-based events. St. Lucia, QLD Australia

We're a friendly community rowing club located on the Ross River close to James Cook University. Our club is home to James Cook University Rowing, The Cathedral School Rowing, Ignatius Park College Rowing and St Patrick's College Rowing. We also have a large number of community members who row for leisure, and a large number of competitive members who train for the North Queensland Regatta season. Hermit Park, QLD Australia

The University of New South Wales Rowing Club (UNSWRC) caters to a wide range of student, masters and community members. Ever wanted to try rowing? Well UNSWRC offers the perfect course for you! Our Learn to Row (LTR) course will introduce you to foundational rowing technique, equipment handling and safety on the water. Huntleys Cove, NSW Australia

One of Australia's leading rowing clubs, helping aspiring and elite level athletes reach the highest levels of national and international competition. UTS Haberfield Rowing Club has a strong history of high-performance at national and international level competition. The Club also caters for aspiring and development athletes who have the commitment and skills to reach elite level. Since 1992, the Club has produced athletes and coaches for Olympic Games, who between them have represented Australia in the Olympics on 37 occasions and won 16 individual Olympic medals - a remarkable achievement. University of Technology Sydney. Haberfield, NSW Australia

Westies offers squad training for rowers of all abilities, from recent Learn to Row graduates through to Australian representatives. The West Australian Rowing Club is a high-performance rowing club with squads catering for all levels of experience. With ~150 annual members, over 100 of whom actively train and compete, we offer programs and coaching for all rowers. Westies' popular Learn to Row courses take 50+ brand-new rowers from the basics to club level rowing every year. Founded in 1868, the WA Rowing Club is one of Australia’s oldest continuously-operating rowing clubs and one of the last remaining 'floating' boathouses in the world. The fact it still stands is a testament to generation upon generation of volunteer athletes who have dedicated their time to her upkeep. East Perth, WA Australia

Yarra Yarra Rowing Club (YYRC) is a community rowing Club based in Melbourne, Australia. Established in 1871 we have a proud tradition as a community Club run solely by volunteers for over 150 years. Our Club caters for all ages and rowing abilities, from the absolute novice through to State and National representatives. We encourage everyone to share our passion for being on the water, help each other achieve goals and become part of our community. We cater for all ages and rowing abilities, from the absolute novice through to state and national representatives. We have a passion for being on the water and encourage everyone to try rowing. We are more than a Club, we're a community who supports each other both on and off the water, from school-age to our expert Masters rowers. Melbourne, VIC Australia