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South Bay Archery Club

GARDENA, California
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South Bay Archery Club
About archery in GARDENA, California

South Bay Archery Club is an archery facility in GARDENA, California.

About South Bay Archery Club

In the dense urban sprawl of the South Bay region of Los Angeles County, South Bay Archery Club gives Gardena-area archers a volunteer-run outlet for the sport in a part of California with little open land for the purpose. Run by members rather than paid staff, the club doesn't publish specifics like lane counts or open hours, typical of small urban volunteer clubs operating on donated time and modest dues. Gardena's central location within the South Bay makes it a reasonably easy stop for archers from Torrance, Hawthorne, and nearby communities. Contact South Bay Archery Club directly to ask about joining or visiting.

Range Specifications

Lanes

14lanes

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Field Course

Lessons Available

Pricing

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Location

South Bay Archery Club

18103 Evelyn Ave.

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South Bay Archery Club

18103 Evelyn Ave.

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Business Hours

Sunrise to Sunset

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