Birmingham Sailing Club
A Logan Martin tradition since the lake began Story by Paul SouthPhotos by David SmithCourtesy of Birmingham Sailing Club As fall approaches, bringing with it cooler winds sometimes brisk or minutes later a weak whisper, the Birmingham Sailing Club has charted a course for a busy schedule. And as the days in 2026 dwindle down to a precious few, Logan Martin Lake gives sailors a unique challenge. “The winds can shift quite a bit,” Birmingham Sailing Club Commodore Richard May said. “They can shift 90 degrees or 180 degrees at times. You can have gusts you have to deal with. The shifting winds and gusting winds are a problem – and sometimes no wind.”Competition, fun and making a difference Leading off this fall for the club is September’s Leukemia Cup Regatta. The
