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Suffolk Archers

Huntington Station, New York
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About archery in Huntington Station, New York

Suffolk Archers is an archery facility in Huntington Station, New York.

About Suffolk Archers

Suffolk Archers, based in Huntington Station on New York's Long Island, holds USA Archery affiliation with a Junior Olympic Archery Development program, and also runs both a 3D course and a field archery course, giving members access to marked-distance field rounds and varied 3D shooting alongside structured youth instruction. That range of formats is fairly comprehensive for a Long Island club, an area where open land for archery courses is more limited than in rural upstate settings. Suffolk County has a steady base of archery and bowhunting participants, and a club offering this much variety likely draws members from across the county. Contact the club directly for JOAD enrollment and course access details.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

Field Course

Lessons Available

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Suffolk Archers

86 Pidgeon Hill Road

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Suffolk Archers

86 Pidgeon Hill Road

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