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Golden Gate Joad

San Francisco, California
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About archery in San Francisco, California

Golden Gate Joad is an archery facility in San Francisco, California.

About Golden Gate Joad

Golden Gate JOAD, based in San Francisco, is a USA Archery affiliated club that runs Junior Olympic Archery Development alongside an Adult Archery Program and lessons, giving it programming for both competitive young archers and adults picking up the sport for the first time. Fitting an archery program into a dense city like San Francisco takes real effort given limited open space, so a club with this much offering, JOAD, adult classes, and instruction together, fills an important niche for Bay Area archers who lack easy access to a range otherwise. Specific class schedules and lesson pricing aren't listed publicly, so contacting Golden Gate JOAD directly is the way to find out what fits before joining.

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Golden Gate Joad

1358 29Th Ave

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Golden Gate Joad

1358 29Th Ave

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