
The game of Bridge is the most popular card game in the world. Players in many countries and of all ages enjoy the challenge of learning, whether for the health and well-being benefits, the social aspects, or the mental challenge – they all enjoy playing Bridge.
The Ingham Bridge Club boasts a membership of 44 players. It is regarded as a very friendly yet competitive club. Members also compete in Congresses throughout the northern region and in Australia-wide competitions.
Bridge becomes a lifelong passion for many. Whether you want to play socially, be more competitive, or try to be the best in the world, it’s a game to fill your aspirations.
Bridge has enthralled some of the greatest minds in history – Bill Gates, Omar Sharif, Mahatma Gandhi, and even Snoopy are fans of bridge. Maybe you should be too!
The Club offers Beginner Lessons and holds weekly sessions on a Tuesday evening and a Friday morning for novices and experienced players alike.
“I’ve been playing for more than 30 years,” said Nella Albrecht. “I love the game and I still learn something new every week.”
New member Debbie Walker said, “Everyone has been so friendly and welcoming and being involved in learning and playing, I have made many new friends.”
Gloria Butler commented, “Although Bridge is a serious game, there are lots of laughs, bus trips to Tully and Townsville clubs for a friendly game – and the thrill of having a win now and again! I’m so glad I learnt how to play.”
Why don’t you join in and learn to play? Come along to a Beginner’s Lesson commencing tonight Tuesday, 8th July at 6:30pm at the Ingham Bowls Club.
For further information, phone Wendy 0429 616 959 or email inghambridgeclub@outlook.com
Visit our website! https://ingham.bridgeaustralia.org
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