NSW

This year the World University Go Championship will be held at The University of Sydney, Australia from July 7th to July 13th 2019. In addition, the semi-finals of the 16th Chang Qi Cup, China’s preeminent tournament for Professional Go Champions will take place on July 10th and 11th. Visitors are welcome and can watch the University student games.

The Korean Ambassador's Cup will be held at the offices of the Hanho Korean Daily Newspaper in Eastwood on Sunday August 11th from 8:30am; Registration closes at 9:00am with the Prize Presentation at 5:45pm.

Learn to play Go from expert teaches in Chinese or English at the Hurstville Leisure Centre on September 21st.

The Korean Ambassador's Cup will be held at the Ryde-Eastwood Leagues club on August 14th 2022. There are three divisions limited to 16 contestants in each division.
The Open division is for strong dan players and is recommended for 5 dan players and above.
The dan handicap division is recommended for players 1 kyu to 5 dan. 
The kyu handicap division is recommended for all kyu players.

There is a prize pool of $2,000.

With limited places it is important to register and pay as soon as possible. No additional registrations will be accepted for a division once all 16 spots have been taken.

The 2022 Australian National Championships will be held in the Sports Lounge at the Ryde-Eastwood Leagues Club (117 Ryedale Rd, West Ryde, NSW, 2114) on the weekend of December 3rd & 4th 2022. The main tournament will consist of four divisions, the Open, Dan Handicap, Kyu Handicap and Emerging Player’s Tournament. In addition to the main tournament The Annual General Meeting of the AGA will be held at midday Saturday 3rd December.

The Sang Dae Hahn Memorial Tournament will be held on Saturday March 4th and Sunday March 5th 2023 at the Ryde-Eastwood RSL, 117, Ryedale Road, West Ryde, NSW 2114. The doors will open at 10:00am.

There will be three main divisions with 6 games played over two days. The divisions are the Open Division for 5 dan and above; the Dan handicap division for 1 kyu and above; the Kyu handicap division for kyu players. There will also be a 5 round Junior’s division – for under-16 players from beginner to 10 kyu Sunday March 5th.

The prize pool is expected to be around $1,500 depending on entries and possible sponsorship.

The full entry fee for any division is $60 with a concession rate of $40 for students, interstate travellers and people over 75 years of age. The entry fee for the Junior’s tournament is $30.

The NSW championships will be held on August 12th at the Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club. 

There will be four divisions with four rounds per division. Players will have 20 minutes each plus 3 x 30secs byo-yomi for the man events. The junior player division will have 6 rounds with 15 minutes plus 3 x 20 seconds byo-yomi.
The entry fee is $30 with a concession rate of $20.  The is no sponsor so prizes will be depend on the number of entries.
With limited places it is important to register and pay as soon as possible, if all places are filled you will not be able to enter the tournament. Payment is required to complete registration.

The Hahn Memorial Tournament is held in honour of Hahn Sang Dae. The event is held at ‘the school’ building next to the Gordon Library, 799 Pacific Highway, Gordon. Registration closes at 5:0pm, Sunday 17th March, starting at 9:00am. The event has four divisions, Open, Dan handicap, kyu handicap and juniors. Lunch and refreshments are provided. Due to time constraints there is no registration on the day and clocks will be started at 9:30am - so don't be late.

The 1004 Islands Shin-An International Senior Baduk Championship is an international seniors' (over 45) event organised by the KBA and has been held since 2019.
This is a prestigious event, not just because the player will represent Australia, but they will be competing against top professional and amateur players from around the world.