The CADAC Club Championship is an internal club competition usually held annually in September. American rounds are shot and results contribute to the handicaps of the Archers shooting this competition.
The American is an Archery GB round that’s shot at 60, 50 and 40-yard distances. You shoot 30 arrows (2.5 dozen) in ends of six at all three distances. You need to shoot the three different distances in the American round and you’ll get 6 arrows of sighters (one end) at the longest distance.
The American is shot on a full-size 122cm target face and you score the round using 5-zone (Imperial) scoring. The total arrow count on the American round is 90 arrows and the maximum score is 810.
Congratulations to all of our members who have won trophies and medals.
Use this resource guide to find out more about the Archery GB ‘handicap’ scheme …
Full results of past Club Championships can be found below: