RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated to the effect of:  I was coming back in from the bay and was going to drop off my parents at the dock.  I was attempting to moor alongside the bulkhead.  I put the boat into forward and noticed the boat was going backwards.  I attempted to try and put in neutral and back in gear but the wind and current had pushed me into a piling then my boat hit another boat.  I was able to push off and dock the vessel without hitting anything else.
  
  
  Investigation at the scene revealed:  Operator #1 was attempting to moor at Shore Haven Yacht Club.  While approaching the dock Operator #1 put the vessel throttle forward, but the vessel propulsion was stuck in reverse. Operator #1 attempted to fix the issue but due to wind and current the vessel drifted into a piling, striking same with the swim platform.  After striking the piling the vessel continued to drift into vessel #2 causing damage to the port side bow.  Operator #1 was able to moor the vessel without further incident.  No injuries were reported at the scene.  Vessel #1 sustained damage to the swim platform.  Vessel #2 sustained damage to the fiberglass in the area of the port side bow.  
  
  Owner #1 advised he had just had some engine work done and this was the first time he had gone out.
  