We started because we just wanted to play.
No committee, no membership forms, no waiting list. Just a group of people who liked badminton and couldn't find anywhere that felt like home. So we built it.
Placeholder photos — real club shots coming soon
How it started
Bulfam began in early 2025 when a handful of regulars kept crossing paths at the same public courts. The booking system was a nightmare, the lighting was terrible, and nobody knew anyone else's name.
We pooled together, rented a proper hall for one Saturday, and invited twenty people. Forty showed up. The next week was the same. By month three we had more regulars than courts, which is a good problem to have.
Today Bulfam runs five sessions a week across six courts, with a mix of coached drills, open play, and competitive doubles nights. Somehow it still feels like that first Saturday.
Where we are now
We operate out of a dedicated six-court hall with sprung flooring, proper LED lighting, and a small lounge area that always smells faintly of coffee and grip tape. It's ours, and it feels like it.
Our members span all walks — students, retirees, weekend warriors, a few ex-county players who've dialled it back. The only thing they share is that they show up.
We're not trying to become a franchise. We just want to keep being the kind of club we wished had existed when we were looking.
6
Courts
5×
Weekly sessions
200+
Active members
Est. 2025
Since
What we believe in
Everyone plays
We don't have a bench. Whether you've held a racket for thirty years or thirty minutes, you'll be on court — not watching from the sidelines.
No ego, just rallies
Leave the rankings at the door. We're here for the game, the sweat, and the chat after. Good vibes are a requirement.
Show up consistently
Community is built through repetition. The regulars know each other's backhands. That only happens when people keep coming back.
Help each other improve
Better players make weaker players better. We encourage that exchange — a tip here, a drill partner there. It compounds fast.
The people behind it
Rina Halim
Head Coach
Former national junior champion. Now teaches with the patience and warmth she wishes she had earlier in her career.
Marcus Tan
Club Manager
Makes sure courts are booked, fees are fair, and the shuttle bucket never runs empty. The quiet glue of everything.
Yemi Adeyemi
Community Lead
Organises the socials, the tournaments, and the WhatsApp group. Somehow knows everyone's name by their second session.
“I came for the badminton. I stayed for the people. That's the honest version.”
Ready to come play?
Your first session is on us. No commitment, no pressure — just show up and hit some shuttles.
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