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Spindletop Straight Shooters

Beaumont, Texas
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About archery in Beaumont, Texas

Spindletop Straight Shooters is an archery facility in Beaumont, Texas.

About Spindletop Straight Shooters

Spindletop Straight Shooters, named for the famous Spindletop oil field that put Beaumont on the map over a century ago, runs a Junior Olympic Archery Development program under USA Archery affiliation in this Southeast Texas Gulf Coast city. The JOAD program gives young archers in the Beaumont and Golden Triangle region a structured, nationally recognized pathway into Olympic-style recurve and compound shooting, a resource otherwise concentrated mostly in Texas's larger metro areas. No public information on lane counts or facility hours is listed for this program. Families in Beaumont or the wider Golden Triangle area interested in enrolling a young archer should contact them directly.

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Spindletop Straight Shooters

Tyrrell Park Archery Range, 5305 Tyrrell Park Rd.

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Spindletop Straight Shooters

Tyrrell Park Archery Range, 5305 Tyrrell Park Rd.

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