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Usery Mountain Archers Club

Mesa, Arizona
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Usery Mountain Archers Club
About archery in Mesa, Arizona

Usery Mountain Archers Club is an archery facility in Mesa, Arizona.

About Usery Mountain Archers Club

Usery Mountain Archers Club, based in Mesa near the desert terrain of Usery Mountain Regional Park, is a volunteer-run, ASA-affiliated club offering both 3D and field archery courses, a strong combination for East Valley archers who want variety beyond a flat range. The ASA affiliation ties the club to the Archery Shooters Association's competitive 3D format, while the field course adds fixed targets at varied distances through natural desert terrain, together covering both bowhunting practice and traditional target discipline. Mike Lee is the club's listed contact, a good first call for anyone in the Phoenix-Mesa area asking about membership or course access. Since it's volunteer-run, reaching out to Mike directly is the best way to confirm current hours and availability.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Field Course

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Location

Usery Mountain Archers Club

3939 N Usery Pass Rd

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Usery Mountain Archers Club

3939 N Usery Pass Rd

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