Otford is a not-for-profit Bridge Club
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| WELCOME TO OTFORD BRIDGE CLUB |
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The club has been meeting since 1968 and is still going strong!
For 45 years, on and off, we have played at the Church Hall situated on Otford main road
We then had 15 months at the Mark Collet Pavilion, Heverham Road, Kemsing.
We are now playing at the Sevenoaks Community Centre (at Bat and Ball).
We use the Bridgepal wireless table top scoring system.
New members are welcome.
Players and new members looking for a partner can either try the "Find a Partner" section on the right of this web page, or telephone the club's tournament director, Jim Garlinge (01732 667695, 07702 375671) or the club's secretary, Chris Gray (01732 667345, 07767 873263).
Please note, Otford Bridge Club is, and always has been, affiliated to the EBU. Local points are awarded.
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| Change of venue - 5th April - Otford Memorial Hall |
 From Friday 5th April this year the Club will meet in the Club Room of the Otford Memorial Hall, this change having been brought about by our current location being due to be demolished and the site redeveloped later this year.
For those of you unfamiliar with the site of the Memorial Hall, it is in the centre of Otford and is approached via the Otford Village Car Park, the Hall being at the right hand end of the Car Park. Parking is free in the Evenings and there are handicapped spaces a few metres from the Hall Entrance. We have booked the Club Room for the rest of the year, but there are about 3 previous bookings made for the this Room, on these Evenings we will have the use of the Main Hall or Hope Room.
The Club Room is well appointed, approximately the same size as our current venue and has good heating/lighting with a dedicated kitchen and conveniences. In addition, the rental is much lower than the Community Centre! We have applied for storage accommodation for our equipment.
The Main Hall is cavernous but the Hope Room is small, however, we should be able to squeeze up to 7 tables in there on the very few (if any) times we have to use it.
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| Bridge Clinic |
 Ian Galletti has agreed to run a bridge clinic from this website. You can see his page by clicking on the "Ian's Bridge Clinic" menu item on the left. (Or clicking on this article)
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