“Bridge has been my life and it has always been my ambition to find a way to share my passion for this game with others. I have been lucky to have been able to do that through my books, my newspaper articles in The Times and Country Life and the Andrew Robson Bridge Club in London. Now I am delighted to be able to bring my courses to Oxford as well”.
“I could not be happier that Jonathan Davis, with whom I have played on many occasions, and respect greatly as both a player and a writer, has agreed to take on the task of bringing my bridge methods to this great university city. He is a communicator by profession, has studied and used my methods with great success, particularly in the high stakes game in London, and plays the game the way it should be played, for fun and in the right sprit”.
About Andrew Robson
Andrew Robson is widely regarded as one of the finest bridge player/teacher/writers in the world today. When not at his club or playing for England, Andrew travels the country, inspiring thousands at the many charity functions and Master Classes he leads. He has been a mainstay of the England team for over 25 years. He won the World Junior Championships in 1989, the European Championships in 1991, and the list of tournament successes since then is too long to list. He is ranked as the number 1 player in the English Bridge Union’s current rankings.
As a writer Andrew is most famous for his daily column in The Times. His clarity of style and range of subject matter is widely acclaimed. He is is the author of What Should Have Happened, A Pack of Dos and Don’ts, plus 20 books in his hugely popular Bridge Lessons series (all of which can be purchased from this site). Andrew also writes weekly for Country Life and Money Week and monthly for The Oldie.
Having trained as a teacher Andrew has brought consistent professionalism and style to his bridge courses. His lessons are carefully constructed and continuously refined to make them as simple but as effective as possible. Taken together his teaching methods will give anyone from complete beginner to experienced tournament player a solid and enduring platform from which to achieve whatever they wish from bridge; whether that is to become an accomplished duplicate player or a happy and engaged player of social bridge.
When not p[aying and teaching bridge, Andrew is an outdoor sports enthusiast, happy to escape on a bike or on foot. He is married to Lorna and has two teenage daughters, Hannah and Mimi. He was awarded an OBE in 2013 in recognition of his many contributions to bridge and charity. His parents still live in Oxfordshire and he went to school in the county as well.
Andrew Robson Bridge in Oxford 