Matting the Monsoon

Sequel to Surf Matting in Vietnam. Fun times surf matting in Thailand and Malaysia.

Surf Matting in Vietnam - The Movie

Starring: Ryan Hayfield and his wife Amaris A funny short vid put together by Ryan after his holiday to Vietnam. 

Swellnet “Wave of the day” Ryan Hayfield Dee Why Point March 2012

Sandstone and Sand

More photos from last weeks swell in Sydney and there ain't a shot of Kelly to be seen. John Clark was shooting north of the bridge, mixing it up between a local rock ledge filled with hoary old locals and a board-snapping beachie that's only a doggy door away from a straight closeout. 

PS: Ryan Hayfield is the fella getting pitted at the ledge.

Manly surf Guide, star in an online add campaign for Google

Ryan Hayfield of Manly Surf Guides talks about how he uses the internet to promote his business selling surfing tours. Since starting with AdWords he has seen the number of calls to his business double.

Manly Surf Guide Videographer Tom Hayfield takes out 1st place in the 2010 Surf Film Festival

Manly Surf Guide Videographer Tom Hayfield takes out 1st place in the 2010 Surf Film Festival 
held at Sydney’s Manly Beach as part of the Manly Surfing Festival 2010.

A movie by Tom Hayfield... Starring: Owen Wright, Ozzie Wright, Stu Kennedy, Matt Wilkinson, Isaac Buckley and many more... Enjoy.

Ozzy Wrong Innersection.

Starring: Ozzie Wright

Tarp Surfing, looks like a lot of fun.

Castles in the Sky

A new Taylor Steele vid out very soon. It looks like its going to be  sick!

Castles In the Sky is a visual whirlwind that follows surfers to the farthest reaches of the known surf world and beyond. Castles in the Sky is a completely new approach to surf filmmaking. Filmed in five countries over three years, the movie delves into the true heart of the locations while the surfers travel through them with a sense of open-minded awe.

Davo Leads North Narrabeen To Victory in the 2010 National Jim Beam Surf Tag Final

North Narrabeen Boardrider’s Club were crowned national champions after taking out a thrilling final in the Jim Beam Surf Tag last weekend.

Led by current world number 20, Chris Davidson and former ASP veteran Nathan Hedge, the extremely experienced and polished team of 5 surfed incredibly all weekend.

The Central Coast’s Avoca finished runners up with Manly’s North Steyne in Third. 
Lennox/Ballina had a strong team and finished in fourth position.

“Surfing the ASP world tour event is so much different in a way, there’s a lot more pressure on me here. You want to do well not, just for your self, but for your five man team and your beach. The whole spirit of the club thrives on the Jim Beam Surf Tag event” said Chris Davidson captain of the Narrabeen team. 

World number 25 Ace Buchan from Avoca posted the highest ‘power wave’ score in the event, scoring a 9.24.

Its great to see that the Northern Beaches continue to dominate the Australian Surf Tag series with a 1st and a 3rd place.