At its core, Go transcends mere gameplay, embodying a form of non-verbal dialogue; in fact, one of the ancient names of the game in Chinese translates as "hand conversation."

This esteemed board game, known as Igo in Japan, Baduk in Korea, and Wei-Chi in China, has been revered across Asian societies for centuries, celebrated for its ability to enhance personal growth and cultivate community ties. The Triangle Go Group is dedicated to perpetuating this legacy.

Our club has held many events open to the public, including demonstrations, outreach in public school classroomås, tournaments, and twice hosting the prestigious United States Go Congress.

We need your help in continuing our outreach efforts. Join us in preserving the ancient art of Go, and continuing to spread its educational and cultural benefits. Stay connected with us as we write the next chapter of our group's history.