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The Clyde Bridge Club is easily accessible from the North and South of Glasgow, Paisley, Dumbarton, Erskine, Kilmarnock, Greenock, Hamilton, East Kilbride & Cumbernauld with plentiful free parking. 
Our Bridge Academy has a range of courses to meet all levels of players from beginners to experienced. See Where & When We Play for list of tournaments.  But first see our Picture Gallery and then visit us and see for yourself what this Glasgow bridge club has to offer. 
Visitors: All visitors are welcome up to a maximum of six visits per year.

Oh what a night ..... Super fun, delicious food and even some great Bridge - what more could you want? It was even better that we had the pleasure of hosting some of our Junior members and guests - they certainly brought the average age down! Click here to see more photos. Birthday Cake, Tiramasu & Cannoli were definite favourites and the wine helped the fun along. There was even some special hands - but not everyone found the 7NT contract! 

Look under The Academy Tab above for information about all the courses The Academy has to offer.
Remember to apply asap as the courses become full very quickly. 

What’s next for our first intake of students? 
The journey continues with our Second Year Course, now in preparation. This is the natural progression for those who have completed the 40-week beginner programme—building confidence, sharpening skills, and taking your bridge to the next level.
Places will be limited and demand is expected to be high, so we strongly recommend adding your name to the waiting list as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Contact Frances.McKeon@clydebridgecentre.org.
Full details will follow shortly.
Start date: Wednesday 2nd September
Time: 7–9pm
Tutors: John Di Mambro and Maria Jackson

If you are interested in a course that is not featured let us know by emailing The Academy

If you would like to find out more about our next set of Beginner lessons email FRANCES or explore The Bridge Academy tab.
 

Word had spread and over 50 people attended this second seminar presented by Barnet Shenkin. 
Once again Barnet regaled us with hilarious stories about the great characters of Bridge, whilst using some of the hands they had played in memorable championships, to show us how these icons found the awe inspiring leads and how they worked out how to get there.  However we didn't need to despair because even these mythological creatures made costly mistakes leading to disaster! We were joined on this occasion by a number of our young players who hopefully were inspired by Barnet's accounts of tournaments he entered as a 14 year old. Not sure if they would even have known of some of the names of these founders of the modern game of Bridge, most of whom had died before our Junior members were born. But hopefully they will go away and look up "Culbertson" "Hammen" "Lightner" amongst others. The feedback has been excellent and we all went away with a "Bible" of tips to help us with our leads - providing our partners remember the same tips we do! 
see our Picture Gallery for more photos from the day 

We're delighted that our new Junior members have been making the most of their Easter holidays and have been coming regularly to play at the club. Welcome to Anya, Artem, Emmet and Shiva. Not only are they a delight to play with, but they are consistently coming in the top spots at the tournaments. They are definitely going to be a force to be reckoned with. 

On Sunday, March 29, the CBC once again hosted another highly successful SBU training session for the Under 21s, several of whom will be playing in Riga, representing Scotland.  11 juniors took part , developing their game and bonding with friends.  The feedback was very positive and they are looking forward to their next session on Sunday 7th June.  We are delighted that we now have eight Junior members and we are hoping others will follow.  The winners of the Under 21 Squad Cup are also shown, Maoyan Li and Andrew Mazanetz.
The next Scottish Schools event will be on 4th June @10am.  Pupils from various schools around Scotland will attend and any club members who are willing to volunteer to play at this event should contact Peter. Click Here to see the report and photos from last year's event. 

Spread the word and encourage your young people and young friends to try out this fascinating game. Last year's summer camp at Stirling was a great success and loads of fun. Click HERE for more information.