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Pineapple Archery

Glendale, Arizona
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About archery in Glendale, Arizona

Pineapple Archery is an archery facility in Glendale, Arizona.

About Pineapple Archery

Pineapple Archery in Glendale, Arizona is a club that offers both a 3D course and lessons, giving it real facilities and structure beyond a bare membership listing. Its record shows an ASA affiliation, though that status is noted as expired for 2025, so its current standing with the organization isn't something to assume without checking directly with the club. The combination of on-site 3D shooting and instruction suggests it has historically served both experienced 3D archers and newcomers looking to learn under one roof in the Phoenix metro area. Glendale's suburban population gives a club like this a solid local base to draw from. Anyone interested should confirm current ASA status, hours, and program availability directly with Pineapple Archery before visiting.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Lessons Available

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Location

Pineapple Archery

18015 N 75th Ave

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Pineapple Archery

18015 N 75th Ave

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