In September 2026 we’ll be hosting our first WA70m/50m and H2H tournament.
We have 4 judges lined up so this will be a World Record Status shoot. We’ll hope you’ll join us.
Record Status Indoor Tournament and NWAS Championships
We are pleased to finally announce the Corus Indoor Tournament on the 15th February 2025.
This also combines the North Wales Indoor championships.
Finding the entrance!
The event will be held on the 15th of February 2025 at the usual club’s indoor location in:
Coleg Cambria – Deeside
Kelsterton Rd,
Connah’s Quay,
Deeside
CH5 4BR
Tournament Details
As this tournament is being administered via Ianseo, here are the links to the target list and the results sheets when available.
New L1 Session Coach
We would like to welcome Graeme Parry to the ranks of ‘Coach’
Graeme has shown a passion for teaching since he joined the club and has been assisting the coaches in delivering Beginners Courses for the part 12 months.
This experience has now been ratified through the ArcheryGB Coaches L1 course he completed over the winter.
New beginners course scheduled
We have a beginners course over the weekend of the 7th and 8th September 2024.
This will be a 9 hours split over the Saturday and Sunday mornings 9:30am – 2pm. A maximum of 12 beginners will be accommodated.
This will be held indoors at the Shotton Scout hut to ensure the weather doesn’t soak us.
All equipment will be provided and tea/coffee making facilities are available.
Please register for the course here.
September Tournament
We are pleased to share with you our entry form for the (almost) annual Corus September Shoot.
This will be a Double WA720 World Record Status shoot held on the 15th September 2024.
Please get your entries in soon.
We look forward to seeing you.
Indoor / Outdoor Scoresheets
Indoor Scoresheets
Outdoor Scoresheets
Archery Technique Drills Videos
Through ArcheryGB you can get all the information you need to become a great archer. The foundation of a good form is very simple: good bone on bone alignment. The technique has evolved and refined over the years and teaching is simpler and more effective.
Drills and skills are the very essential framework that any (qualified) coach can teach you through. If you want to improve your technique, no matter what style you might be shooting, these are the real foundation of good form.
What do I need to bring?
Question: I want to go on a beginners course, but I do not have any equipment!
Answer: That fine, we provide all the equipment to enable you to shoot safely during the beginners course.
Whilst on the course we will advise you on the best equipment to suit your pocket and style and when to buy.
Please do not purchase any equipment upfront as it may be unsuitable.
On the day of the course please bring a light rainproof jacket and wear a close fitting top, as the bowstring can catch on baggy tops. Also open-toed sandals are not permitted on any archery field.
If you have long hair, it is advisable to secure it, so that it doesn’t catch on the bowstring.
Beginners Courses Costs
To take the beginners course you only need to pay once for the entire course, which covers the provision of the venue, coaches and hire of the equipment for the entire course.
The fees are as follows:
- Adults £90
- Juniors (under 18) £60
- Two adults (same family) £150
- One adult plus one junior (same family) £120
- Additional adult (same family) + £50
- Additional junior (same family) + £30
If you attend one of our Have-A-Go sessions (£10 per person for an hours individually coached shooting) and sign up for a beginners course then the £10 fee will be deducted from your beginners course fees.
To join the club as a member, additional fee’s are required on an annual basis.