In order to clarify the relationship between the selection properties, leisure satisfaction, and selection behavior of sailing yacht club members, a questionnaire survey was conducted on 227 sailing yacht club members. Data were analyzed by frequency, exploratory factor analysis, reliability test, correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis using SPSS 21.0 statistical program, and the following conclusions were obtained. First, the correlation between selection property, leisure satisfaction, and selection behavior of sailing yacht club members showed that the convenience was positively correlated with physical satisfaction, facility satisfaction, and word of mouth intention. Efficiency showed positive correlation with physical satisfaction, psychological satisfaction, social satisfaction, revisit intention, and word of mouth intention. Safety showed positive correlation with physical satisfaction and psychological satisfaction. Second, among the selection properties of sailing yacht club members, convenience and safety had a positive impact on physical satisfaction, and safety had a statistically significant impact on psychological satisfaction. In addition, convenience and efficiency had a positive impact on facility satisfaction, and efficiency had a negative impact on social satisfaction. Third, among the selection properties of sailing yacht club members, convenience had a positive influence on revisit intention, and efficiency and safety had a positive influence on word of mouth intention.