Terre Haute sporting Clays

[rhino]

Had a great shoot at Terre Haute Sporting Clays this weekend. Nice place and friendly service.

Is that the place on the north end of town?

Did you walk it or use a golf cart?

 

[iChokePeople]

Yes, that's the place. Just off 63 north of Terre Haute. Agree, very friendly people there.

 

[rhino]

Well, you guys find a cart that will haul me up and down those hills and I'll play a round.

 

[amboy49]

I've shot the Terre Haute sporting clays course. It is quite a walk. In the past I have been a AA shooter in all four gauges (12,20,28 in , and .410) in skeet, but for the life of me sporting clays eludes me. I guess it's because I try to shoot every target like its a skeet target. Regardless, sporting clays is the golf of the shotgun sports. Fun to shoot but very frustrating.

 

[warthog]

I need to sheck that place out. While they lack the one thing I love, SKEET!, they have all the other clay sports available.

Who's up for a round of Sporting Clay? I'll drive the cart.

 

[zinx]

Terre Haute throws some good targets, and it really isn't much of a walk. Also check out HCIWL in Kokomo. They throw some of the best targets in the state. And if you head south, you can't miss Sugar Creek in Mitchell, and Indian Creek just north of Louisville. Any other NSCA registered shooters here?

 

[8shot]

Have shot Sugar Creek and Indian Creek both very nice, Have to try Terre Haute.

 

[TheBigLebowski]

Made my first visit to Terre Haute Sporting clays today. The owners, Laura and Doyne Borders, and their staff are incredibly helpful and friendly. I shot (read shot at) four rounds of trap, patterned my shotgun and enjoyed some quality porch time at the club house. I will definitely go back and try the sporting clays and the five stand. Again, if there are nicer people in the business.....I haven't met them.

 

[MadCity Hoosier]

Terre Haute throws some good targets, and it really isn't much of a walk. Also check out HCIWL in Kokomo. They throw some of the best targets in the state. And if you head south, you can't miss Sugar Creek in Mitchell, and Indian Creek just north of Louisville. Any other NSCA registered shooters here?

I was an NSCA member for 6 years or so, but I've let family life, hunting, and career crowd out my love for sporting clays. Dad and I get to Terre Haute SC a few times every year, but we really miss our 'home' club, which was Triple H in Linton. They had skeet, trap, and a really fun sporting course set up back among the stripper pits.

 

[iChokePeople]

I was an NSCA member for 6 years or so, but I've let family life, hunting, and career crowd out my love for sporting clays. Dad and I get to Terre Haute SC a few times every year, but we really miss our 'home' club, which was Triple H in Linton. They had skeet, trap, and a really fun sporting course set up back among the stripper pits.

Linton has stripper pits? Who's up for a meet and greet? Rhino, no latex superhero suit this time.

 

[gregkl]

Terre Haute throws some good targets, and it really isn't much of a walk. Also check out HCIWL in Kokomo. They throw some of the best targets in the state. And if you head south, you can't miss Sugar Creek in Mitchell, and Indian Creek just north of Louisville. Any other NSCA registered shooters here?

Does sugar creek offer trap?

 

[zinx]

Does sugar creek offer trap?

They do offer trap. They have two fields, but only one field has a trap house. I think they mostly use those fields for 5 stand. The last two times I was there was for the State Sporting Clays and for the Zoli Sporting Shoot, so no one was shooting trap. Here is a link to the satellite view of the place: https://www.google.com/maps/@38.7183314,-86.337873,119m/data=!3m1!1e3

 

[rhino]

Linton has stripper pits? Who's up for a meet and greet? Rhino, no latex superhero suit this time.

What about my leather posing pouch? Yes, the rough side is "in," but it's well burnished by now.

They do offer trap. They have two fields, but only one field has a trap house. I think they mostly use those fields for 5 stand. The last two times I was there was for the State Sporting Clays and for the Zoli Sporting Shoot, so no one was shooting trap. Here is a link to the satellite view of the place: https://www.google.com/maps/@38.7183314,-86.337873,119m/data=!3m1!1e3

You had me all excited with the "Sugar Creek" until I realized it's not named for the same Sugar Creek that goes by where I live.

 

[hotcorner5]

Does anyone have prices on the cost of a road of sporting clays in Terre Haute? I shot skeet at Indiana gun club but have been looking for some good sporting clays courses. I will have to try this one out. The usual, 100 shots per round?

 

[zinx]

I think Terre haute is around $34 a round for non-registered. Btw, Indiana gun club does have sporting clays.