If you’re in charge of planning a corporate event or party—or searching for a unique addition to a family celebration—you owe it to yourself to find out about Sporting Clays.

Anyone you know who likes golf is simply going to flip over Sporting Clays, even if he or she isn’t a sport shooter. In fact, it’s often called "golf with a shotgun", and the traditions and accoutrement's that surround it are similarly elegant—but definitely more fun!

 
If you’re already a fan of Sporting Clays, then click here to find out how and why Milford Hills is the premier Midwest venue for both individual and league play.

Sporting Clays was originally invented to hone the skills and reflexes of shotgun hunters. Since then, it has rapidly become a national sport in its own right.

First of all, forget whatever you know about "skeet" or "trap" shooting. Clay discs don’t waft above you in lazy arcs. Instead, they launch at differing speeds and angles—toward you, away from you, across your field of vision, and some even skitter along the ground!

Such random launches emulate actual conditions for hunting quail, geese, pheasant—and even jackrabbits.

Like golf, Sporting Clays provides a great opportunity for people to "get out" and commiserate about business and pleasure. It’s enormously popular with novice players as well as confirmed aficionados, precisely because it’s skill-building, challenging, and can be competitive (if you so choose).

Sporting Clays is fun for all skill levels.

All targets are launched in pairs:

• Some are "true pairs", wherein both targets are launched simultaneously.
• Some are "report pairs", wherein the first target is launched when the shooter calls "pull," and the second is launched immediately following the report of the first shot.
• And pairs can even be launched in a "following" sequence, wherein the second target immediately follows the first—usually from the same thrower.

So if you want to provide a most unforgettable experience for your group of employees, sales execs, or family and friends, contact us!

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