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The site lists two direct contact routes: email the club at [email protected] for general enquiries, or call instructor George Del Papa on 0400 114 936 if your question is about the beginners' lessons. Both details appear on the club's home page alongside its news and event posts, so they are the current published contact points rather than a general directory listing.
Contact details at a glance
| Purpose | Contact | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| General club enquiries | [email protected] | |
| Beginners' bridge lessons | Phone | George Del Papa — 0400 114 936 |
The email is described on the site as the address to use "for more information," and the phone number is given specifically for the lesson course, with George Del Papa named as the instructor.
Which contact to use
- Lessons and learning to play: call the instructor's number. The site pairs this number with the beginners' course details, so it is the fastest route for questions about starting out.
- Everything else — events, membership, general questions: use the club email. The site presents it as the general enquiry address rather than tying it to one activity.
If you are unsure which applies, the email is the safer first step; you can be redirected from there.
What you can ask about
The home page shows the kinds of activities the club runs, which gives you a sense of what a useful enquiry might cover:
- Beginners' Bridge Lessons — a 10-week course starting Wednesday 4 February 2026, 10:15am–12:15pm, costing $120 including all notes and a beginners' book.
- Rosebowl — a competition played on the first Wednesday of each month, March to October 2026, awarded to the player with the highest average percentage across six different partners.
- Social and club days — past posts mention a Christmas party at Banks Winery, Presidents Day, Halloween, pizza nights and an Australia-Wide Open Pairs competition.
Mentioning the specific event or course in your message helps the club route your question correctly.
Before you write
- Check the site first. The home page carries dated announcements (birthdays, event results, competition winners), so recent changes may already be answered there.
- Be specific about dates. Events are listed with exact days and months — for example, lessons begin 4 February 2026 and Rosebowl sessions run on the first Wednesday of each month — so quoting the session you mean avoids confusion.
- Include a phone number or email you can be reached on if you want a reply rather than just information.
If you do not get a response
The site does not publish opening hours, a postal address or a second contact channel, so there is no alternative route documented on the page. If the email or phone number does not work for you, the practical option is to visit the site again and look for updated contact details in a newer announcement, since the club posts news items regularly.