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Harvard Sportsmen's Club

Harvard, Massachusetts
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About archery in Harvard, Massachusetts

Harvard Sportsmen's Club is an archery facility in Harvard, Massachusetts.

About Harvard Sportsmen's Club

Harvard Sportsmen's Club is a volunteer-run outdoor recreation club based in Harvard, Massachusetts, in the rural northern part of Worcester County. Clubs like this commonly offer archery alongside other shooting sports for their membership, with the range maintained by the members themselves rather than paid staff. No specific detail on course format, lane setup, or public access is listed here, so archers in the greater Fitchburg or Route 2 corridor area interested in shooting with this club should reach out directly to ask about membership requirements, dues, and whether the archery range is open to prospective members for a trial visit.

Range Specifications

Range Length

50 yardyards

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Getting started in Massachusetts
Two state-level bodies cover Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Field Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Massachusetts, 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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