Bridge Clubs & Bridge Associations

 
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Keeping in view the worldwide popularity of Bridge, Australia has come up with many Bridge clubs that hold Bridge events from time to time. These clubs also provide complete information and history to new enthusiasts in Bridge. If you chance upon an Australian tour and have interest in Bridge, check out the following Bridge clubs.

The Ron Klinger club

This is an online Bridge community founded by Mr. Ron Klinger of Sydney. As the editor of Australian Bridge, the topmost magazine on Bridge, Mr. Klinger has added adequate information about Bridge Association of Western Australia. You can learn anything about its notices, regulations and officers.

The website also offers headlines from ‘Bridge West’ which is a newspaper containing the updates about BAWA’s activities. At the same time, you can come to learn about the other Bridge clubs affiliated to BAWA and different schedules of Bridge events, congresses and archives.

Website: www.ronklingerbridge.com

Australian Bridge Federation

What was formerly known as The Australian Bridge Council became the Australian Bridge Federation and organized the first Bridge associations in the early 1930s in Victoria and New South Wales of Australia.

Currently, its tasks include promoting Bridge in Australia and internationally, representing Australia in the World Bridge Federation and providing necessary services to its 30,000 members. It also makes endeavours to help in the appreciation of Bridge.

Website: www.abf.com.au

Tasmanian Bridge Association

Established in 1935 and enjoying reputation as one of the oldest Bridge clubs of Tasmania, it has recently extended nine new branches in Devonport, Burnie, North West Coast, Ulverstone, Hobart, King Island, Deloraine and Launceston. Each of these Bridge clubs is known for its wonderful socializing environment for Bridge players and aficionados alike.

Website: www.tasbridge.com.au

Coffs Harbour Bridge Club

It started as a 16 member private enterprise of Bridge and was founded by George Vermont in 1978. After he fell ill, the club was headed by its first committee and it soon expanded to accommodate 104 members and play thrice a week. Soon, the surging enthusiasm of the club members led to the construction of its own clubhouse within 3 months.

Website: www.coffsbridge.com.au

There are many other popular Bridge clubs in Australia, some of them are as follows:
 
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