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Ridge Archers

lakeland, Florida
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About archery in lakeland, Florida

Ridge Archers is an archery facility in lakeland, Florida.

About Ridge Archers

Ridge Archers in Lakeland, Florida combines an ASA affiliation with both a 3D course and a field course, giving members two different formats to shoot rather than just one. The 3D side puts foam-animal targets in play for bowhunting-style practice, while a field course adds shots at varying, often uneven distances closer to traditional field archery scoring, a fuller setup than most volunteer clubs offer. Central Florida's ridge country around Lakeland has a long-running archery and bowhunting community, and a club with two course types tends to be one of the more active hubs in that scene. Maurice Campbell is listed as a contact for questions about membership or scheduling, since this record doesn't include hours or costs directly.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Field Course

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Location

Ridge Archers

3755 Tenoroc Mine Rd

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Ridge Archers

3755 Tenoroc Mine Rd

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