Practice your Bridge

The best way to improve your bridge game is to play.

If you know the game but feel a bit rusty we hold an informal bridge session each Tuesday afternoon. There is no scoring but an opportunity to practice your play with others and to get help from more experienced players.

The club has a library of bridge books that are available to members of the club

There are many 'How to play Bridge' channels on You Tube many of which are free.

'Bridge is for Everyone'  is a You Tube channel which has a large range of lessons. They start with the absolute basics and with over 40 or 50 lessons, work up to more advanced techniques of both bidding and card play. Each lesson is about 12 minutes long and are simple and straightforward, addressing just one idea at a time.

There are also many web based bridge sites that print out bridge lessons. Try this one out if you like learning through reading. https://www.ateacherfirst.com/bridge-lessons/step1/#lesson1 However NOTHING is better than playing bridge to improve your bridge