Game of Go - Links

Sensei's Library	Sensei's Library is an incredibly rich source of information about the Game of Go. It is a collaborative web site (a so-called Wiki Wiki Web site), where anyone can contribute content. This may sound like a chaotic arrangement, but the web site is set up and managed in a way that works remarkably well. There is a Beginner Section that is helpful for those new to Go and a very extensive Reference Section that is potentially helpful to all Go players.
GoBase	GoBase is another excellent Go resource. It has lots of information about various championships around the world. The site includes a Joseki Dictionary and a Fuseki Dictionary.  Also included are repositories of Go articles, Go problems, Go game records, Go stories, Go trivia, Go proverbs and Go book reviews. You can find lists of Go schools, book suppliers, associations, software and services and information about the rules of Go.
Go Problems	You can learn a lot about Go by working your way through the many problems stored on this web site. The problems are classified as elementary, life and death, joseki, fuseki, tesuji, best move and endgame, and you can also specify a preferred degree-of-difficulty. Included here is a time trial that is designed to help you determine your kyu ranking.
Go Teaching Ladder	You can submit your own game records at this site and have them reviewed for you by other players. This is a great way to learn from your Go-playing experience and improve over time.
Annotated Go Bibliographies	This is by far the best site for Go bibliography. David Carlton has compiled a very thorough list of available books on Go, in English and several other languages.
Go for Go	Another useful Go resource.
Wings Across Calm Waters	A Go club with some handy resources.
Definitions of Go terms	A handy dictionary of Go terminology.
Go Associations
International Go Federation	The International Go Federation (IGF) was founded on March 18, 1982 in Tokyo, Japan with 29 member countries and since then has expanded rapidly. As of June 2004, it has 66 members. This is its web site.
European Go Federation	Most of the countries of Europe have national Go associations that are members of this European Federation.
Canadian Go Association	A fairly modest site, telling us what is happening on the Canadian go scene.
British Go Association	The British Go Association web site is one of the best. Find information there about Go software, servers, problems, teaching, reviews, championships, ratings and history.
Australian Go Association	Another 'light' site, informing us about the Go scene in Australia.
American Go Association	The American Go Association has a pretty good site.
Belgian Go Association	The site of the national Go association of Belgium.
Manitoba Go Association	The web site of a small Canadian provincial Go association.
Swansea Go Association	Another small Go association site.
Japanese Go Association	The Japanese national Go association.
Some other good Go sites
Internet Go Filmography	A substantial compilation of films and television shows about or having some other connection, however slight, to the Game of Go.
HillTop Go	A well done website from a Go enthusiast.
Magic of Go	283 short articles by Rob Van Zeijst and Richard Bozulich on various aspects of Go.
Intelligent Go	A central site for those interested in the challenges of computer Go.
Almost Sente	Comic strips about Go.
Games of Go on Disk	Games of Go on Disk is a web site about a database of professional Go games and associated articles and information that is available with updates on compact disk.
Tsumego	Game archives, problems and links.
Turn-Based Go Guild	The Turn-based Go Guild was established for those who enjoy turn-based Go on the Internet. Since the turn-based servers are now so good, the Guild is now basically inactive.
Kid's Guide to Playing Go	A great site for introducing children to Go.
Personal Go pages
Harry Fearnley's Go Page
Florescu Ion (Mirel)Go Page
Alexander Seewald's Go Page
Milton Bradley's Go Page
Mindy McAdams

Compiled, developed and maintained by Philip Smith