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Datus Nock Offs JOAD

Sandy, Utah
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About archery in Sandy, Utah

Datus Nock Offs JOAD is an archery facility in Sandy, Utah.

About Datus Nock Offs JOAD

Datus Nock Offs JOAD, based in Sandy, Utah, is a USA Archery affiliated club running a Junior Olympic Archery Development program, aimed at young archers working through the Olympic recurve and compound pathway. Sandy sits just south of Salt Lake City in a metro area with a healthy youth sports scene, and a JOAD-branded club here gives local families a structured, coach-led option rather than informal backyard practice. The playful name pairs with the more sparsely documented Datus Archery Club entry elsewhere in Utah's listings, though this hybrid facility is built around the junior development side. Parents should contact the club directly for session times and costs.

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Datus Nock Offs JOAD

1261 Edenbrook Drive

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Datus Nock Offs JOAD

1261 Edenbrook Drive

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