Paul Hackett

Paul Hackett is a renowned Bridge club based in Manchester, England. It is named after the Hackett family, considered the world's most successful bridge playing family. Paul Hackett, along with his twin sons Jason and Justin, and Justin's wife Barbara, make up this incredible family of bridge players.

The Hackett family has achieved numerous victories and medals in various international bridge championships. Their impressive list of accomplishments includes silver medals in the European Pairs and Teams, the Junior World Championship, and the Mind Sports in Beijing. Notably, Paul won the world senior championship for the D'Orsi Bowl in 2009 and followed it up with another victory at the World Senior Championship in Philadelphia the following year. Barbara has also achieved great success, with two gold, three silver, and two bronze medals in European and World Championships.

The Hacketts' extensive list of over 100 wins includes major tournaments held in diverse locations such as Japan, China, Trinidad, Argentina, Peru, Barbados, Australia, Morocco, and virtually all of Europe. Paul Hackett has also taken on important roles as the President of the Commonwealth Nations Bridge Championship and the European promoter of the Buffett Cup.

As a club, Bridge With The Hacketts welcomes players of all levels. They offer the opportunity to partner or join a team with any member of the Hackett family. Rates for participating in tournaments alongside these remarkable players can be obtained by emailing the club.

The success of the Hackett family is not only limited to their bridge achievements but also extends to their involvement in the wider bridge community. They are actively engaged in promoting the game globally, participating in events such as the Commonwealth Games and the European Open Championships.

To learn more about the Hackett family and their bridge club, visit their website paulhackett. Org. The website features a comprehensive photo album showcasing their past successes, a calendar of upcoming events, links to relevant resources, and a review of their activities throughout the years. The website is maintained by Rodney Lighton, and visitors can leave their feedback or inquiries by contacting the club through the provided contact details.

The physical address of the club is 17 Austin Drive, Didsbury, Manchester, M20 6 EB, England.