Lynbrooke Sporting Clays
Lynbrooke Sporting Clays, Inc. is a dedicated shooting facility located in Augusta, Kansas, specializing in sporting clays competitions and recreational shooting. This range offers shooters an opportunity to engage in one of the most dynamic and challenging forms of clay target shooting. Lynbrooke S...
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Lynbrooke Sporting Clays, Inc. is a dedicated shooting facility located in Augusta, Kansas, specializing in sporting clays competitions and recreational shooting. This range offers shooters an opportunity to engage in one of the most dynamic and challenging forms of clay target shooting.
Lynbrooke Sporting Clays, Inc. features:
- •Sporting Clays Courses - Multiple stations with varied clay presentations that simulate real-world hunting scenarios
- •Trap and Skeet - Traditional clay target disciplines for skill development
- •Competitive Events - Tournament opportunities throughout the year
- •Recreational Shooting - Open shooting days for practice and enjoyment
The range is designed to accommodate both casual shooters and serious competitors. Well-maintained shooting stations provide excellent sightlines and comfortable shooting positions. The natural terrain of the Kansas landscape creates an engaging and scenic shooting environment.
As a private sporting clays facility, Lynbrooke Sporting Clays, Inc. may require membership or prior arrangement for range access. Visitors are encouraged to contact the facility directly regarding hours of operation, membership options, and any special events or tournaments scheduled throughout the year.
This venue is ideal for: - Competitive clay shooters - Hunters preparing for seasons - Shotgun sport enthusiasts - Groups and clubs seeking tournament venues
Restrictions
- •Members only or by arrangement
- •No slugs or heavy shot without prior approval
- •Shotgun shooting only
- •Cease fire procedures must be followed
- •All range rules and safety protocols must be observed
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