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Finding a club member as a partner has been made much easier. Click on PLAY and then hover your mouse over the session you would like to play in  and click the Partner Required symbol.

Save the date

Some forthcoming events you might not want to miss!

Gentle Duplicate: Lavenham Village Hall, Fridays at 1:45pm for 2:00pm
Next session: 19th April - Director: Will

 

Clare Swiss Pairs - Sunday 5th May

Future Andrew Robson events:

  • Elite Masterclass - Friday 18th October (note change of date)
  • Masterclass - Friday 7 February 2025

 

Bridge Events in Suffolk

Have a look at:

SCBA calendar 2023

See below for details of:

  • 9-High Pairs
  • Suffolk Online Teams League
Suffolk Online Teams League

This is an invitation to all Suffolk players to play teams bridge on line in the popular Suffolk On Line Teams League.

All experience levels are welcome, from beginner / intermediate players to county level. Teams are placed in a division suitable for their experience levels. You don’t have to have played teams bridge before. Those trying it out for the first time have really enjoyed it.

If you have a team of four players and would like to play in the League you will be welcome. Bridge teachers are welcome to play in a team with 3 of their pupils. If there are pairs who don’t have team mates we will do our best to try to match you with other pairs of similar experience levels in a similar position.

Please contact Malcolm Pryor, the League organiser, via mhpryor@btinternet.com

9-High Pairs

The next 9-High Pairs event is being held at Highwoods Community Centre, Colchester (CO4 9SR) on Sunday, April 7th. Please be seated by 1.45pm for start of play at 2.00pm and we expect to finish around 6.00pm.

This is open to players with an NGS grade of 9 or below.

Don't know your NGS grade? Click on NGS and put your name in the Search box to find out.

We will have a mid-session break when nibbles and a glass of wine will be provided on the house

The entry fee £10/head.

For the entry form, you can click HERE.

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The Poslingford Plate 2019

Last year was the inaugural teams of eight match for the Poslingford Plate, between Stansfield and Clare.

This year, to quote John Symons, "by the skin of only one tooth Clare have retained this iconic trophy beating Stansfield by TWO IMPS! "

Well done: Patience and Philippa, Fred and Mo, Jenny and Peter, Robert and Derek.

Many thanks to Richard and all at Stansfield for their excellent hospitality .... roll on next year! 

Clare lose out to Stansfield in Bridge/Golf match
Clare lose out to Stansfield in Bridge/Golf match

A match consisting of 18 holes of golf and 18 boards of bridge ended with Stansfield enjoying a comfortable success over Clare at Newton Green last week.

As expected, the Stansfield team finished well clear in the morning golf - a total of 23 holes up, with all four pairs winning - but the big question was whether they could hang on to their lead when bridge followed lunch.

In the end, they did so quite comfortably with Clare winning the bridge by a margin of only four points.

A special scoring system means a hole of golf is equivalent to a board of bridge. By close of play, Stansfield finished 19 up.

Pictured are both teams.

The Clare Team consisted of Ian, Peter, Philipa, Will, Nick, Dave, Andrew & John.

Match v Colchester in August
Match v Colchester in August

The scoring system for the golf-bridge matches

GOLF

There will be four matches of greensomes over 18 holes. Each team or team captain will pick its own pairings and place them in the order of 1 to 4 and then each numbered pair will play the same numbered pair of the opposition. The scoring will be on a match play basis and all 18 holes will need to be played and a final scored reached for each match. The scores will then be aggregated and one team or the other will have a final net score to carry forward to the bridge competition.

BRIDGE

There will be two rounds of two teams of 4 matches with each round being 9 boards long. Each captain will pick two teams of 4 and they will stay the same for both matches. For the first round of 9 boards one visiting team will play one Clare team and then for the second round of 9 boards the teams will switch and play the other opposition team. For scoring purposes each board will be worth two points so that the total number of points available is the same as for the golf (72). If there is a difference of 30 points or less between the two scores on a board (e.g. 420 and 450) it will be deemed to have been halved.

CONCLUSION

Once all the boards have been played there will, hopefully, be an aggregate winner. In the event of a tie there will be a further 6 boards of bridge played against the team played in the second round of the bridge.