Of all the clay target disciplines, sporting clays remains the most fun. No two courses are the same, and no single course stays the same for long. Variety keeps the game fresh no matter how much you ...

Trap, skeet, and sporting clays are the three most popular target games in the United States. All three help you become a better field shot, and all three can become addictive in their own right ...

So what makes them different? Sporting Clays—An Overview Imagine giving a course (or target) setter—usually a top-tier competitor himself or herself—unlimited freedom to place and adjust ...

A Tallassee native and Montgomery resident, Sides believes most people buy into misconceptions about clay target games. Some people get into sporting clays, trap or skeet with the idea that they ...

Skeet: Shooting two 25-target rounds for a total of 50 targets from eight different stations on a skeet field. Sporting clays: Shooting a total of 50 targets from six to 12 different stations on ...

The contest taking place at the Island Lake Shooting Center is called sporting clays. The target isn’t a pin on a green. It is a fast-flying, hovering or bouncing, orange clay disc. The shooters ...

Traditional clay targets typically require heavy throwers that are bulky and cumbersome to store and transport. Clays are notoriously fragile, fly in predictable patterns, and come in heavy ...

Clay target games are some of the most exciting and dynamic shooting sports out there. Here’s a complete beginner’s guide on how to get started, along with recommendations for the best target ...