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Joliet Archery Club

NEW LENOX, Illinois
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About archery in NEW LENOX, Illinois

Joliet Archery Club is an archery facility in NEW LENOX, Illinois.

About Joliet Archery Club

Joliet Archery Club, actually based in New Lenox southwest of Chicago, is a USA Archery affiliated club running three programs at once: Junior Olympic Archery Development for younger competitive shooters, an Adult Archery Program for grown-ups getting started or coming back to the sport, and Field Archery for those who want to shoot varied distances across natural terrain rather than a flat line. That combination is broader than most single-focus clubs in the Chicago suburbs, giving members a path from beginner instruction into more specialized formats without switching organizations. Will County has a sizable population to draw from. Contact the club for current schedules and enrollment.

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Field Course

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Joliet Archery Club

3700 W. Francis Rd

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Joliet Archery Club

3700 W. Francis Rd

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Getting started in Illinois
The Illinois Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Illinois, and most competitive clubs run through their sanction. If you are new to the sport, the state guide covers seasons, disciplines, beginner pathways, and gear.
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