Go Links

• Read the Wikipedia article for a basic overview
• Sensei's Library is a wiki devoted to all aspects of Go
• Gobase provides a great deal of information, much of it quite high-level, but well-worth reading
• Life in 19x19 is a friendly forum about Go
• The British Go Association is the main body representing Go in the UK. Their website provides lots of information and links to much more.

• The Interactive Way To Go provides an excellent starting point - it'll guide you through the rules with many interactive examples
• Jenny Radcliffe wrote an overview of how to play
• If you want to try out some problems, GoProblems.com has an enormous range at all levels and of many types
• The KGS Teaching Ladder is a good place to go for reviews and teaching games
• The Go Teaching Ladder provides a reviewing service, so that you can get your games reviewed by stronger players
• Wikibooks Go explains how to play, although it's unfinished
• A Kid's Guide To Playing Go has some links to resources aimed at younger players (but also of interest to older ones)
• Or, possibly best of all, visit a club! See below for more - Durham is always welcoming to new players, and happy to teach beginners

• Go can be played online using various servers. One that's recommended for beginners and for quick games is GoQuest, which has a smartphone app as well as a web interface
• The Durham club plays online using OGS (the Online Go Server)
• Alternatively, you can play in person - if you're in Durham, why not come along to a club meeting?
• If you're not in Durham, the British Go Association maintains a list of clubs around the UK

If you want any more information, get in touch