We play Duplicate Bridge every Friday morning at 09:00 in the Sunken Veranda, Penang Club, George Town, Penang.

We have a range of abilities amongst our players and we encourage a friendly and respectful approach at the table for the enjoyment of all. 

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Please note that the Penang Club is a private members club. The bridge section welcomes visitors to come along and play bridge, however we must comply with the rules of the club. 

Firstly  non-members must be signed in as a guest of one of the members so please let us know if you wish to participate by giving us your name and the date you wish to play in advance. 

Secondly guests are asked to comply with the dress code for the Sunken Veranda which is smart casual. Gentlemen are asked to wear long trousers, closed shoes and a collared shirt or T-shirt.

Eight members of the Penang Club Bridge Section travelled to Kuching for the Kuching Bridge Club's annual  congress. A fun time was had by all.

On 21st June the bridge section held a surprise birthday lunch for it's oldest member, Rose Jones, following the morning's play.

Pictured are Fred Daley, Evelyn O'Donnel, Lee Fee Khoon and Alan Orchard receiving second prize from MCBA Secretary David Law. The competition was played on 3rd March 2019

In the friendly interclub match played in Hong Kong on Friday 11th January honour was restored when a Penang Team won the match. With the score at one match all, USRC will return to Penang in June determined to restore their winning position.

Each games section at the Penang Club has a competition to determine the Champion Player(s) for that section. This year the competition for the the bridge section was held on Friday 28th September. The bridge was open to all players as normal but the highest scoring pair who are both club members are declared the champions. This year's winners were Alan Orchard anf Lee Fee Khoon.

For the year 2018/2019 the format for determinng the club champions will be decided using a different format. See under Competitions in the menu on the left for details.

In a tightly contested friendly match a team from USRC just pipped a team from Penang Club to win by 134VPS to 127. Everyone enjoyed the day and we all look forward to a return match at USRC in the future.