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That Santa Fe Go Club is a chapter of the American Go Association – the controlling body for amateur player ratings in the US. Go players have been meeting at St. John’s College for many years.

If you are interested in playing GO, our Club may be the place for you!

No experience necessary — it only takes a few minutes to learn how to play. Experienced players also welcome. Go is the oldest game in history. Come see what you've been missing.

The University of Michigan Go Club was started in the spring of 2001.

The Cyclone Go Club is a humble group of Go players affiliated with Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa, although anyone is invited to attend.

Fort Myers Go was founded in 2006 by a group of casual go players. We’re always interested in getting new people into the game, so if you’re a beginner, don’t be shy. There are always stronger players willing to give teaching games.

The Santa Monica Go Club was established in 1998 so there would be a fun place to play go in West Los Angeles. Members range from absolute beginners to 7-dan. Please come join us if you are in the area.

The club has been active since 1985. The majority of players are between 1 and 7 kyu, though both high-kyu and dan-level players are represented. Recent tournaments have drawn as many as 24 players, both members and non-members.