Troon Wave Jam

Round 5 of the BWA National Tour.

Based from Troon, Ayrshire. Troon is historically one of the windiest locations on the West Coast of mainland Scotland and has been the training ground for most of Scotlands talent over the past twenty years. The ‘Pozo’ of Scotland but without the rocks, the beach venue will host the first event here in a number of years in October 2026.

Troon Wave Jam 2026

A brand-new addition to the UK wavesailing calendar, the Troon Wave Jam is designed to maximise water time, progression and participation. Inspired by the inclusive spirit of skate and surf jams, competitors will take part in a series of manoeuvre-based challenges throughout the weekend, rewarding style, commitment and skill. Whether you're a seasoned competitor or entering your first event, the Wave Jam offers more opportunities to sail, compete and challenge your friends in Troon's famous jumping conditions.

Jump. Style. Progress.

Entry opens:: Saturday 25th July 2026. Entry closes: Saturday 25th September 2026. (Refunds for entries will not be offered after 25/09/26).

Scotland South West: Round 5

Location: Barassie Beach, Ayrshire, Scotland.

Event type: Fixed dates. All fleets on all days.

Dates:
3rd & 4th October 2026

Event host: Robin Nicol

Email: TBC

Mobile: TBC

Kids training: Yes. See section ‘Youth Camp Details’ for further information.

Event Entries Information:

Scottish Fin and Foil Association SFF (Hosts of the Troon Wave Jam (TWJ)) is a not-for-profit organisation committed to promoting grass-roots windsurfing by providing competitors with the best possible platform: excellent conditions, high-quality judging, robust safety cover and professional media.

As with all windsurf competitions, the ability to run the event is dependent on suitable weather. Our aim is to hold the competition only when conditions meet the high standards for wind that Troon often delivers throughout the Autumn. October has been selected based on its strong long-term wind statistics, and the two-day fixed dates format is designed to make it as easy as possible for all to attend.

To deliver a safe, well-run and professionally supported event, we must secure judges, safety teams and media crews in advance for the full potential event period. This carries unavoidable costs. For that reason, we will retain 10% of the entry fee regardless of whether the competition ultimately runs. This ensures that the event remains financially sustainable and can continue in future years.

Entries will close before any reliable forecast is available, and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation in supporting high-quality competitive windsurfing in the UK.

The Troon Wave Jam 2026 is a Fixed dates event.