Put the club calendar in your own calendar
Subscribe once and the club's dates appear alongside your own, updating themselves whenever the club changes something. There is nothing to install. The feed is read only: your calendar reads the club's dates, and the club sees nothing of yours.
Racing
Every race of the season, as entered on the club racing calendar. Two seasons at a time. 22 dates at present.
Or copy this address into a calendar that asks for one: https://www.sydneyflyingsquadron.com.au/calendar/racing.ics
What's on
Club and social events: parties, working bees, presentation nights and visiting fleets. 13 dates at present.
Or copy this address into a calendar that asks for one: https://www.sydneyflyingsquadron.com.au/calendar/whats-on.ics
Everything
Both of the above in one calendar, for people who would rather keep a single club entry. 35 dates at present.
Or copy this address into a calendar that asks for one: https://www.sydneyflyingsquadron.com.au/calendar/all.ics
How to add it
iPhone and iPad
Tap the subscribe button above and choose Subscribe when the phone asks. If you would rather do it by hand, open Settings, then Apps, Calendar, Calendar Accounts, Add Account, Other, Add Subscribed Calendar, and paste the address.
Outlook
In Outlook on the web or in Microsoft 365, open the calendar, choose Add calendar, then Subscribe from web, and paste the address. Give it a name you will recognise in your calendar list.
Google Calendar
On a computer, open Google Calendar, find Other calendars in the left column, choose the plus sign, then From URL, and paste the address. It then follows you onto your phone.
A note on timing
A subscribed calendar refreshes on a schedule its own app decides, not the moment the club makes a change. Apple usually checks within a few hours; Outlook on the web can take up to a day. For anything decided at short notice, the club posts to news as well.
The racing programme is also readable as a page on the racing calendar, and club events are listed under what's on.