Cobham Bridge Club was formed in 1984 when Geoff and Nethie White, who were teaching bridge at the time, realised that their students were finding it difficult to find suitable clubs out there in the big wide world of duplicate bridge in which to practice their limited skills! They then decided to form their own club. This started life in the club house of Cobham Rugby Club, but quickly outgrew the space available and soon moved to its present home at the hall of the Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart in Cobham.

In the early 1990s the club was approached by the Heath Club in Weybridge who were looking for new premises, and in a meeting with them it was agreed that the two clubs would merge and form a new club to be known as the Cobham-Heath Bridge Club.

Several of the Cobham founder members still play regularly at the club, which is testament to the friendly atmosphere in which we play.