Royle Epsom Bridge Club

Why Royle Epsom Bridge Club

At Royle Epsom Bridge Club, the welcoming atmosphere and strong community spirit make it the perfect place for bridge lovers of all levels. With a membership of over 350, this unique club offers a friendly and supportive environment where players from across Auckland, including the North Shore, come together to enjoy the stimulating and social world of bridge. Newcomers looking to start playing, or those keen to pick it up again, will find a warm and happy reception. Visitors from out of Auckland or other bridge clubs within the city are equally at home here.

Our diverse schedule ensures there's something for everyone. Club nights run on Tuesdays at 7.15 pm, while juniors have dedicated sessions on Fridays at 10 am, including a mini lesson, and Wednesdays at 7.15 pm with an optional mini lesson at 7 pm. Graduates can join Monday nights at 7.00 pm, day players meet Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 am, and there's an afternoon session on Mondays at 1.30 pm. As a privately owned club affiliated with New Zealand Bridge, we participate in the Master Points Scheme, giving members the chance to enter tournaments, take on inter-club teams challenges, and partake in a variety of social activities that foster lasting connections.

Where to Find Us

Royle Epsom Bridge Club serves as a central gathering place for the Auckland bridge community, located on the first floor of 273 Remuera Road, Remuera. Sharing premises with Auckland Bridge Club but operating independently, we provide easy access with a lift to the first floor, on-site car parking, and convenient street parking options. Our spot near the motorway makes it accessible for members travelling from various suburbs, turning it into a local landmark for hobbyists and special interest groups focused on cards and bridge playing in the Remuera area.

This prime location in Auckland enhances the club's appeal as a go-to destination for regular sessions and events, drawing players who value a convenient yet vibrant setting to hone their skills and socialise.