Chobham Rugby Football Club

Chobham Rugby Football Club; founded in 1967, is a community rugby union club run by volunteers and based at Fowlers Wells in Chobham, Surrey. Chobham RFC has more than 2000 members with players in senior (men and women), junior, minis and girls rugby teams participating in a full annual programme of fixtures; including friendly games, leagues and festivals. They also run a Mixed Ability Team - The Surrey Chargers. The 1st XV team participates in the London 2 South West RFU League. They finished second in London 1 in 2014–15; their highest position in the English rugby union system. In addition, Chobham RFC run well attended men and women's touch rugby training programmes.
Club colours.
Scarlet and gold have been part of the club's playing strip for many years and taken from the Courage Brewery which helped found the club in 1967. The shirt and shorts mainly dark blue.
Club badge.
Martin Cutler, a playing member, designed the club badge in the mid-70s. The design was submitted to and reviewed by the committee of the College of Arms and so any replica should adhere strictly to the original registered description. Emblems on the club badge embody the club's strong local and historical links with Chobham:
Teams.
Chobham RFC Senior Rugby teams: 
Chobham RFC Junior Rugby teams:
Under 17's – Under 12's
Chobham RFC Minis Rugby teams:
Under 11's – Under 6's
Girls Rugby
Under 6's – U 18's girls
Mixed Ability Rugby:
The Surrey Chargers - inclusive rugby for those with learning/physical disability and able bodied team mates.