During the summer season the club holds outdoor classification Club Target Days. Should you wish to participate, rounds will count towards an outdoor Classification Award.

 

The outdoor classification consists of nine different awards that recognise progression through various milestones. The nine awards are split into three tiers, each with three classifications in it.

 

All outdoor rounds must be shot in accordance with AGB's Rules of Shooting (correct at 3/2025) to count towards a classification. With the exception of rule 307c (ii) 

Classification Resources

Rounds

Round Information

Classification Calculator

Recurve Tables 

Barebow Tables

Longbow Tables

Compound Tables

Handicap Tables

Mobile App -  Archery Scoresheet

 

• The Archer Tier

is aimed at a wide range of club - level archers

• The Bowman Tier

is aimed at archers who are at the level where they might choose to enter competitions, right the way from club-level events to national level events.

• The Master Bowman Tier

is aimed at archers competing at the highest levels of the sport.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To claim a classification, you need to shoot a number of rounds above a certain threshold score given in the clasification tables.

The total amount of arrows changes as you move up the tiers. You can mix and match rounds of different lengths in order to make up the total.

For Archer and Bowman classifications, your club records officer can confirm you’ve met the requirements.