Archery Ranges USAArchery Ranges
USA
Home / Michigan / Troy / Rising Phoenix Archery
Back to Troy

Rising Phoenix Archery

Troy, Michigan
Range Owners

Already listed? Claim your business to manage your profile. Can't find your range? Click here to create a new listing and reach more archers.

Claim your listing
Rising Phoenix Archery
About archery in Troy, Michigan

Rising Phoenix Archery is an archery facility in Troy, Michigan.

About Rising Phoenix Archery

Rising Phoenix Archery in Troy, Michigan, in the northern Detroit suburbs, is a USA Archery affiliated club running both a Junior Olympic Archery Development program and an Adult Archery Program, plus lessons for archers looking to learn the basics. Having both a JOAD pathway for younger competitive shooters and a separate adult track, alongside general instruction, makes this a fairly comprehensive setup for a club rather than a narrow, single-audience operation. Oakland County's suburbs support a decent amount of youth archery activity, and a JOAD club with lessons attached tends to be a starting point for families new to the sport. Costs, class times, and equipment requirements aren't included in this listing, so contacting the club is the way to get specifics.

Amenities & Features

Equipment Rental

Lessons Available

Pricing

Contact range for prices

Please contact this range directly for current pricing and membership information.

This page is built with the archers who shoot here. Know this range better than we do?

Sign in to verify your visit and earn points.

Location

Rising Phoenix Archery

3863 Rochester Rd.

Loading map...

Rising Phoenix Archery

3863 Rochester Rd.

Plan your visit

Contact Rising Phoenix Archery before a first visit to confirm session times and equipment.

Call Rising Phoenix ArcheryVisit websiteEmail Rising Phoenix ArcheryVisit Facebook

Do you shoot at Rising Phoenix Archery?

Quick one, so we show you the useful thing.

Getting started in Michigan
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.
See the full Michigan archery guide →