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Tri-Fletch

Leesburg, Virginia
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About archery in Leesburg, Virginia

Tri-Fletch is an archery facility in Leesburg, Virginia.

About Tri-Fletch

Tri-Fletch in Leesburg, Virginia combines a USA Archery affiliated club with a pro shop and lessons on site, covering coaching, gear, and program structure in one Northern Virginia location. Junior Olympic Archery Development gives young shooters a pathway toward Olympic-style recurve competition, while the Adult Archery Program brings grown beginners and returning archers into the fold with structured instruction rather than a sink-or-swim approach. The pro shop rounds things out for members needing equipment or tuning without a separate errand. It's a hybrid setup built for archers who want a full-service club experience, from first lesson through ongoing gear support, rather than just rented lane time.

Amenities & Features

Pro Shop

Lessons Available

Pricing

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Location

Tri-Fletch

500 E. Market St

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Tri-Fletch

500 E. Market St

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Business Hours

Tuesday: 12pm-4pm; Wednesday-Friday: 12pm-8pm; Saturday: 10am-6pm; Sunday: 12pm-5pm; Monday: Closed

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Getting started in Virginia
Two state-level bodies cover Virginia. The Virginia Field Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Virginia, 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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