Archery in Angus

Welcome to Highland Adventure Archery where they are passionate about archery! Their target archery sessions take place within a safely gated sporting court. Foam targets and a backdrop of safety nets are used to capture any stray arrows! Highland Adventure Archery strives to provide the best possible experience for children and adults. They have a range of different sized bows, enabling everyone to be catered for.Their aim is to perfect your shot by showing you how to draw correctly and make you the best archer possible! You will be taught by professional instructors that provide excellent tuition and they will help you develop your skills over 10, 15 and 20 metres.Each session lasts approximately 2.5 hours and ends with a friendly competition to see who has the best shot! Challenge your friends to a target archery competition today! Target archery is great fun and whilst not very physically demanding, the competitive element will get your adrenalin pumping. Learn how to hit the bull´s eye with Highland Adventure Archery! (Archery School Angus)

A small friendly club, Abbey Archers is a friendly and welcoming place to come and practice the great sport of Archery. The club belives that having fun is very important, and they welcome all levels of skill and ability to come along and join the club. Archery is a fun activity for a family to enjoy together, as you can all start and learn together. Archery’s basic skills are failry easy to pick up and learn, and once you get going, you will love being able to shoot properly! Beginners classes are available, but they fill up very quickly, so it is best to enquire ahead. Archery is a really fun sport, and once you take it up, it will quickly become one of your favourite things to do. If you would like some more information about joining Abbey Archers, why not contact them today for some more information? (Archery School Angus)

Links Archers are a proud Scottish Archery Club, with both adult and junior sections. A friendly and welcoming club, any members of Archery GB or a member of a non UK society associated with FITA can come and drop by for a shoot. Offering six sessions for beginners before you need to become a member, this is a great way to get a taste of Archery before you need to decide whether it suits you or not. If you don’t have any of your own equipment, you can use the club's own stuff until you decide to buy your own kit. Coaches from the club are always willing to help you choose the right equipment for you so that you don’t make any potentially dangerous and costly mistakes. If you want to get started on this fun and noble sport, contact Links Archers now for more details. (Archery Club Angus)