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Timber Mesa Archers

Mesa, Arizona
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About archery in Mesa, Arizona

Timber Mesa Archers is an archery facility in Mesa, Arizona.

About Timber Mesa Archers

Mesa's archery scene runs partly through Timber Mesa Archers, a USA Archery affiliated club that treats coaching as its backbone rather than an afterthought. Instruction is available for newcomers working on form, and the club runs Junior Olympic Archery Development for young shooters building toward competition, alongside an Adult Archery Program for grown-ups picking up a bow for the first time or returning to one after years away. A 3D Archery program rounds out the offering for members who want to test their aim on lifelike animal targets instead of paper. It's a hybrid setup built for archers who want structure and progression, not just a place to shoot.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Lessons Available

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Location

Timber Mesa Archers

Timber Mesa Outdoors, 952 E Baseline Rd

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Timber Mesa Archers

Timber Mesa Outdoors, 952 E Baseline Rd

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