ROA

*** Get ready for spring ROA! *** *** The next ROA 3D shoot is the 13th Annual Traditional Jamboree from Friday April 20th thru Sunday April 22nd. See the shoot flyer for more information. *** *** The next Club Meeting is Monday May 14th, 2012 7:30 PM at the clubhouse. *** *** ROA Target League will be starting up Thursday April 26th. Contact Dean Hall or Craig Plowman for more details. Additional help is still needed to run this league. Please consider using your club hours towards this worth while league.*** *** JOAD is moving outdoors at the club soon. Any youth ROA club member that would like to join should contact Devon Boling or Ava McDowell. ***

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Winter 3D Shoots

Royal Oak Archers (ROA) was established in 1952, and is located in Oakland County, Michigan. The facilities include a clubhouse that sits on a rise overlooking Paint Creek. The club has three outdoor archery ranges, which are used for 3-D, broadhead and target shooting. The club also has a MAA field tip practice range and a broadhead practice range. Take a tour of Royal Oak Archery Club.

Public participation in open shoots is encouraged, and all shoots are listed on the EVENTS page. New activities are scheduled for 2012 and allow all types of shooters to get involved. Club activities include 3D shoots, broadhead shoots, woman's archery shoots, broadhead leagues and target leagues. Special events such as the winter chili shoot, the springtime traditional jamboree, youth shoot and the summer fathers day shoot give archers an opportunity to enjoy the sport year round. Crossbows have been approved for use at Royal Oak Archers on a limited basis. Please contact the President or current shoot coordinator for details.

Royal Oak Archers promotes youth participation in archery through the JOAD program. Beginning to advanced archers can practice and compete year round. Skilled and trained instructors encourage youth to become better citizens through the sport of archery. Safety is the cornerstone of the program. This year the JOAD program has a new instructor, Devon Boling. The JOAD program continues to grow and provide the young people of Oakland and Macomb counties a positive, constructive program that parents can be proud of.

ROA invites interested archers to become members. A family membership is available and allows full use of the clubhouse and all the club facilities. Club membership is work based and a modest yearly membership fee is charged. See INFORMATION for more details.

ROA is proud to be affiliated with Whitetails Unlimited, Sportsman Against Hunger and supports our troops abroad through the Michigan Longbow Association. ROA is a member of the Michigan Tri-County Archery Association.