Rouge Valley Sporting Clays

Rogue Valley Sporting Clays operates a scenic sporting clay course that weaves through Southern Oregon's natural landscape. Every station is equipped with automatic targeting systems that give shooters control—switch between normal and advanced settings, adjust delays for solo shooters, and dial in the difficulty you want. The course accommodates both pull-along and motorized carts, so mobility isn't an issue.

Bird card required to activate the systems ($15 day-use fee, or break even with membership after 10 visits).

5-Stand runs 2nd and 4th Saturdays at 10am—all shooters welcome. This format delivers targets from 10 different stations with constantly varying presentations. If you haven't shot 5-stand before, course managers walk you through it. Each round is $10 (members get discounts).

On the 4th Saturday, they run official League shoots with prizes and bragging rights. The setup's built for spectators—easy to set up a chair behind the stands with a clear view of the action.

RVSC hosts a regular calendar of fun and registered shoots throughout the year, with target presentations updated to keep things fresh. Registered shoots are tracked through ScoreChasers. They also organize special events like the 2026 Veterans Shoot.

You don't need club membership to shoot—drop-ins are welcome. JCSA also runs archery, rifle, and pistol ranges on the same property.

Rogue Valley Sporting Clays is part of the Josephine County Sportsman Association (JCSA), a busy and growing community hub for Southern Oregon shooters.

Check-in at the JCSA lobby. Want guidance before your first trip? They're developing how-to videos covering course mechanics, shotgun sports fundamentals, and skill advancement—available on their website under "How-To."