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Here’s what to expect:

Check-In Process:
When you arrive, you’ll first check in, which includes signing a Liability Release Waiver, renting a golf cart, and selecting the course or shooting game you’d like to participate in. You can also purchase ammunition and rent shotguns if needed.
At check-in, you’ll receive a pass-card that gives you access to our wireless target system, which controls the target machines (traps), as well as a scorecard to track your performance.

On the Course:
Once on the course of your choice, you’ll start at station one, clearly marked with bright orange signage. You’ll progress through the course in numeric order, shooting at each station. Our course manager will be available to help get you started if needed.
Each station features a shot menu, outlining the number of rounds required and the type of shots you’ll take. Shot types can either be:

• Report Pair: The shooter calls ‘pull,’ and the first clay is launched. After the first shot is fired, the second clay is launched.
• True Pair: Both clays are launched simultaneously.

If you’re shooting in a group, participants can take turns operating the controller that launches the targets. If shooting solo, the controller can be set with a timer for a delayed launch.

Scoring Process:
Using the scorecard provided at check-in, record hits and misses at each station. This allows you to track performance and determine the highest score or winner. It also helps you compare scores from previous or future visits.

• A Hit or Dead Bird refers to a clay that is at least chipped or completely broken.
• A Miss or Lost Bird refers to a clay that remains unbroken or untouched.

After completing all the stations, the shooter with the most hits or dead birds wins.

Finishing Up:
Return your golf cart to the designated area. Then, relax with a bite to eat and a cold beverage while enjoying the stunning views from our expansive decks with friends.

We recommend checking-out our Valley or Pines Course. The targets here move at a slower speed and are flying closer to the shooting decks. This allows you to more easily develop the hand-eye coordination needed to successfully break clays. If you’re easily smashing targets here you know you’re ready for the course!

Another option is our Introductory Lesson. You will shoot anywhere from 25-50 targets during the lesson. The lesson provides an informative orientation on safety, diagnosis of potential eye dominance, proper gun mounting, stance, and shot technique. The lesson is in a relaxed atmosphere and is meant to be enjoyed. If you truly want to enjoy the sport of breaking clays and accelerate the ‘learning curve’, an introductory lesson is highly recommended!

You’re welcome to share a shotgun rental with up to 4 shooters (maximum).

No. We are on a first-come, first-serve basis.

We offer four sporting clay courses designed for all skill levels, ranging from beginner to intermediate and advanced.
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Wobble

Lessons may be provided to youth with both a Liability Release Waiver signed by accompanying parent or guardian and verification of the age of the youth-shooter’s age.

In Detail:

• Shooting sports allow children the ability to participate at a level equal to their peers, regardless of size or body type. This is not always the case with many sports. As such, it’s a great sport to build confidence in youth.
• Shooting sports build hand-to-eye coordination. This coordination is essential in all sports and generally useful in many aspects of life.
• Sporting clays teaches patience and focus.
• The constant emphasis on gun safety teaches responsibility.
• Shooting can be a very social sport, allowing your children to interact with other children in a relaxed environment.
• Sporting clays can be enjoyed with the entire family and a great way to spend time together.

A signed waiver is required prior to entering our course. Our waiver can be found Here