I used to live in Michigan, in the Detroit area, many years ago.
You'll probably want to join the Michigan Chess Association. Among other perks, it had a great magazine.
The city of Troy had a great club when I was there. It appears it's still around.
http://206.130.103.122/interim/Clubs.html
I live in Wixom, MI, and I'm new to the game. I'm looking for a place that's not overly competative, but still offers some good opponents, a welcoming environment, and the ability to learn. Are there any fellow Michiganders out there in my area that know of such a place? Thanks.
(I tried using the website's search engine, but it keeps giving me locations in Florida. And yes, I checked my location information.)
Please follow up with any of these clubs:
http://www.uschess.org/assets/msa_joomla/AffiliateSearch/clubresultsnew.php?st=MI&pg=1
Best regards,
Ray
Chairman, USCF Publications Committee
I live in Wixom, MI, and I'm new to the game. I'm looking for a place that's not overly competative, but still offers some good opponents, a welcoming environment, and the ability to learn. Are there any fellow Michiganders out there in my area that know of such a place? Thanks.
(I tried using the website's search engine, but it keeps giving me locations in Florida. And yes, I checked my location information.)