Tuesday Nights for Neophytes

Tuesday night is a good time for beginners to come to the club. Guy Moreau teaches the game, usually one-on-one, starting at about 7:30 PM. Without a doubt, this is the fastest and most enjoyable way to learn the game.

A Lazy Weekend Afternoon of Go

Saturday and Sunday afternoon from 3 PM to 6 PM (at least) are the best times to come to the club for some face-to-face play. We encourage everyone to arrive close to 3 PM for a high density of potential games.

Playing Online

Check this page for a partial list of SF Go Club members and their online pseudonyms. If you would like to be included in this list please send an email to pgoodman.sfca@gmail.com

Jiang Mingjiu Seminar

Jiang Mingjiu (7P) will hold his next seminar at the club on May 4, 2013. Seminars begin at 7:30 PM. Thanks to the American Ing Goe Foundation there is no cost to participants. Please bring a game record and questions for professional analysis.

Yang Yu Chia, Secretary General of the Ing Chang-ki Goe Educational Foundation, is starting a class for Go teachers to provide them with the most state of the art methods for teaching go to beginners. This class is designed for go teachers to help them get beginning go students to quickly understand the most important concepts of go so that they can begin to enjoy watching games and playing games. The class will also explore the benefits of playing go beyond the mere intellectual enjoyment, and address the character development aspects for youth. Mr. Yang has been featured in over 60 teaching episodes on Chinese television. He is offering these classes free of charge.

Free Go Classes For Teachers

Beginning March 19, 2013

5:30 PM

San Francisco Go Club

Google Group

If you would like to join the club’s email list/discussion group, send an email to sfgoclub+subscribe@googlegroups.com. No subject or body is necessary.

Check this link for an updated schedule of tournaments, lessons, and other Go events in the greater bay area.