Skeet Field

Welcome to Our Brand New Skeet Field!
Ready to master the art of the perfect gun swing? Whether you are an experienced wing-shooter looking to stay sharp in the off-season or a beginner eager to try a dynamic new sport, our brand-new, state-of-the-art skeet field is ready for you!
Skeet shooting is an absolute thrill, offering fast-paced action and a wonderful, supportive community. Come out, bring some friends, and experience the pure satisfaction of tracking down and smashing crossing targets!
 
High-Tech Gear for a Flawless Pull
We’ve invested in the best equipment in the industry to make sure your time on the line is seamless and exciting. Our new field is fully upgraded with:
  • Premium Pat-Trap Machines: Known as the gold standard in clay target sports, these commercial-grade launchers throw incredibly consistent, fast, and reliable targets every single time.
Choose Your Challenge
Our Pat-Trap setup allows us to customize the field to match your skill level, mood, or training needs. You can shoot:
  • Standard Skeet: The classic game. Targets are thrown at fixed heights and angles from the High House on the left and the Low House on the right, testing your lead and timing.
  • Doubles: Ready to level up your speed? The machines launch targets from both the High House and Low House simultaneously. You’ll need a lightning-fast transition to dust them both!
  • Wobble Skeet: For the ultimate test of your reflexes, we turn on the Wobble mode. Instead of predictable paths, the machines constantly shift up, down, left, and right. Every target flies out at a completely random, unpredictable trajectory—perfectly mimicking the wild flight of real game birds!
New to Skeet? Here is How the Game Works!
If you’ve never shot skeet before, don’t worry—it is highly engaging, easy to learn, and incredibly addictive. Here is the quick breakdown:
  1. The Setup: Shooters move through 8 different shooting stations arranged in a semi-circle between two target bunkers: the High House (which launches targets from 10 feet up) and the Low House (which launches targets from 3 feet up).
  2. The Angles: Because you move around the semi-circle, the angle of the target changes at every station. You’ll shoot a mix of incoming birds, outgoing birds, crossing targets, and doubles for a total round of 25 targets.
  3. The Goal: Skeet is all about maintaining a smooth gun mount, tracking the target across your field of view, and maintaining a proper “lead” (aiming slightly ahead of the flying bird) to shatter it mid-air.
What to Bring
  • Your favorite shotgun (12, 20, 28-gauge, or .410 bore are all common in skeet)
  • A box or two of target ammunition (Skeet shot size #9 is standard, but #8 works great too!)
  • Eye and ear protection (Safety first!)
  • A great attitude and a love for fast-paced fun!
Come Shoot With Us!
Our skeet community is incredibly welcoming, encouraging, and always happy to help new shooters learn the ropes and master the proper leads. Swing by this weekend to check out the new field and see how many crossers you can smash!
 
📌 Important Note for Shotgun Shooters: Our brand-new Trap and Skeet fields are located just south of the main clubhouse,the shotgun main entrance to these new fields is located directly off of East River Road. 
 
Open to Members and the General Public, weather-permitting. We welcome beginners.
Schedule Located on Calendar

 

Members and Guests will sign a Liability which includes the following rules on the field:

The following rules apply to all persons in or about the Club property:

  • Treat every gun as though it is loaded. Action must be open on your shotgun unless you are on your station shooting.
  • Always point the gun muzzle in a safe direction. A safe direction is either downrange or at the ground in front of you.
  • Always keep the gun action open unless you are on the shooting station and ready to shoot.
  • No part of a shell shall be inserted into the gun unless you are on the shooting station with both feet and the gun is pointed downrange.
  • After taking your shots, open the action while the gun is still pointed downrange and remove all shells before turning to step off of the station.
  • If there is a delay in shooting, open your gun and remove the shells until the problem is resolved.
  • All guests must sign a Liability form and Eye and Ear protection is mandatory. Please use a vest/or bag for your shells.
  • No shot larger than Size 7 ½ is permitted, please take care of all trash (hulls, boxes, otherwise). Failure to follow rules will result in losing your privilege to shoot at this club.
  • Barrel length no shorter than a 26 inch youth model
  • No pistol grip shotguns are permitted on the course