Pasadena chess club:

Pasadena chess club is named after great chess tournaments which were held in Pasadena California in August 1932 which includes the participation of the great champion of that era Alexander Alekhine. Alex Taylor who served Pasadena for many times as director of the tournament was the active chess promoter throughout his life and his name will always come on the top because of his services to the chess tournaments. He directed local tournaments and he was one who helped build the Southern California Chess League in 1970 and titled as the Hall of Fame. He died after enjoying his full life at the age of 94.

Playing in this club has always been a dream of chess players that is why you can see a lot of crowd playing chess in this club. Pasadena chess club is equipped with all the modern facilities to make the play easy and comfortable. Moreover if you are a beginner you can have the opportunity to learn a lot by looking at the matches between experts. So it is good both ways playing as well as learning.There is also a membership fee charged from junior as well as senior players.

Pasadena club is situated on the south of Del Mar which meets in the point of Elmer as well as Teen Slavik Memorial Building near the boys and girls club (where you can park your car without a charge on rush hours if Pasadena’s parking is full). When you reach at Pasadena you will have a large car parking facility but due to the heavy customer load you won’t be able to park your car on Fridays and on special occasions. This club doesn’t charge the parking fee so you can stay as long as you want after 6:00pm. The timing of this club is from 6:45 pm to 11:00 pm and the game starts at 7:00 pm sharp so you have to move in before 7:00pm. The clubs remains closed on holidays and some other days as well so before going there you should check the schedule from the official website of this club.