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Red Cedar Archery

Hartland, Michigan
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About archery in Hartland, Michigan

Red Cedar Archery is an archery facility in Hartland, Michigan.

About Red Cedar Archery

Red Cedar Archery in Hartland, Michigan runs a USA Archery affiliated Junior Olympic Archery Development program alongside an Adult Archery Program, giving this Livingston County community, roughly between Detroit and Lansing, a club serving both younger competitive archers and adults looking for structured instruction. Having both age tiers under one roof suggests Red Cedar functions as a genuine community hub rather than a narrow youth-only or adult-only operation. Hartland's location along the busy corridor connecting Michigan's two largest metro areas gives the club a fairly wide catchment of potential members. Anyone interested in enrolling in either program should contact Red Cedar Archery directly to ask about class times, age requirements, and cost.

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Red Cedar Archery

13522 Austin Court

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Red Cedar Archery

13522 Austin Court

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The Michigan Archers Association is a governing body for archery in Michigan, 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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