History of Surfing in South Austalia
SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S ONLINE SUFING MUSEUM
Preserving the clubs, surfers, surfboard builders, competitions, photographs and stories that shaped South Australian surfing
1 INTRODUCTION
Why this archive exists
South Australia has no dedicated surfing museum. The Surf Chasers is an evolving online archive created to preserve its surfing history. Before photographs, firsthand memories and important stories are lost.
2 - MAIN COLLECTIONS
Explore South Australian surfing history
Boardriding Clubs
Fishery Bay, Day Street, Four Point, Seaview Road and other pioneering clubs.
Surfboard Builders
JayBee, Don Burford and the people who built South Australia’s boards.
Surfing Competitions
Competition records, champions and results from the early state titles and other competitions onward..
· FEATURED STORY
The Surf Chasers
SOUTH COAST SURF CHASERS along with The Surf Seekers and the Malabu Maniacs were groups of guys associated with their particular cars, sort of like mini Surf clubs.
· FEATURED STORY 2
The Surf Shacks of South Australia
Surf Shacks where a thing in South Australia during the 60s and 70s most of the coastlines of the state
