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    San Francisco Archers

    4.7 (58 reviews)
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    Kelly S.

    have come here twice now for their outreach program, where you can learn to shoot with no prior experience for just $5. the first visit, you need to go through a safety briefing which is a bit on the long side, but does a good job of walking through technique too. there are 2 sessions, 9am and 10:30am, every 1st/3rd sunday, first come first serve; they seem to fill up at varying rates each week, and you can stay to shoot longer during the 10:30 session if it doesnt fill up. if you are returning, you dont have to do the safety briefing again which allows you to shoot for much longer. there's a bunch of friendly volunteer staff around who kindly offer tips on how to improve / answer any questions you have. overall a very well run system that provides a wonderful learning opportunity / fun activity to the community :)

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    Jazmine L.

    This was my first time here. The entire site is managed by volunteers who love the sport and they have done a great job maintaining the land. There are 4 areas: 1 child range, 2 trails and 1 beginners area where we were. This was a corporate event so we were all given a lesson and then allowed to practice. Our instructor, Jack, was brilliant. Patient, clear and encouraging. He was a wealth of knowledge and, I must say, has given me a solid beginner's foundation to archery. I definitely want to come back!

    Cass J.

    This past Sunday, a couple of my family members and I got together to take part in San Francisco Archer's Outreach Program which occurs every 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month. We always like to try new activities that neither of us have done before and our Archery outing was definitely an awesome experience. San Francisco Archers Outreach program is open to the public free of charge to take advantage of a little introductory archery lesson between the hours or 9am-12pm on Sundays. I've never done archery before so I had no idea what to expect. I had a feeling I wasn't going to be very good at aiming at the targets accurately. But to my surprise, after a quick individualized lesson with an instructor, I stopped aiming at the carpet and haystacks that hold up the targets and actually made it onto the target. *Yay* Lol. The introductory lesson is great because it starts off with a general pow-wow by one instructor, and then you get broken up into groups of 3-4 people with an individual instuctor. So you defintitely get great personalized information to help get you into the sport of archery. I definitely recommend folks try out the SF Archers Outrearch program every other Sunday for a little free lesson into archery! Overall, I had a fun morning with my cousins and other family members while taking part in a new activity that none of us had ever done before. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/x3zy1E3mKnIr6Z3DmUqGKA?select=uiCyVRwpHLSqOHlMD0XPSw http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/x3zy1E3mKnIr6Z3DmUqGKA?select=TVkInmXTArhQM7A28Lq8gw

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    Herb L.

    The San Francisco Archers is the club that runs the archery range located in Sharp Park, in Pacifica. The range is run on donations of money and labor. They ask for a 5 dollar donation to shoot all day for non-members, under 13 free. The Archery Outreach Program is free for everyone. It is normally on the first and third Sundays of the month from 9 to noon. Please check their website (http://sfarchers.org/calendar/) to check if there are any fund raising events that may preempt the Outreach Program. The Outreach Program is suspended around December and starts up again around March due to generally crappy winter weather. See their website (http://sfarchers.org/contact-us/) for directions and make sure you follow them! If you don't know exactly how to get there, you will end up at Skyline College or somewhere in Pacifica wondering what the heck happened... They have a competition field, practice areas and two field courses (Red and White). The White and Red Courses will give you a nice workout as you huff it from one paper target to another. Many of the club members are some of the nicest folks around. They love beginners and bend over backwards to help people starting out. Sharp Park itself is owned by the City and County of San Francisco and the property is considered a City Park, which is why everything is painted that City Park Green. It is open pretty much every day of the year. However it's a good idea to check the club's schedule since they host several events a year. Things like regional & championship competitions, novelty shoots like the BC Shoot (Dinosaurs and other prehistoric themed targets), etc. Groups like the SCA also routinely reserve parts of the range for functions. The club also shuts down the range for maintenance on the Saturday preceding the 2nd Sunday of of the month as well as the day before most special events.

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    We had a great time at the BC Hunt. They were very organized and the trails were clean and a lot of fun to hike around.

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    12 years ago

    So much fun! $5 for the Outreach program. They provide equipments and instructions. The volunteers are very helpful.

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    15 years ago

    Cool place for cheap archery! but sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo HARD TO FIND! UGH!!!!

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    Great place hike and shoot your bow once you're able to find it. Cheap and healthy entertainment as it's only $5 if you're not a member.

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    14 years ago

    Wonderful on so many levels! Thanks for such a great experience. I would suggest more organization around signups for Outreach.

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    12 years ago

    Amazingly beautiful, friendly people, and loads of FUN!

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    9 years ago

    Excellent intro instruction. Friendly and highly knowledgeable organizers. Beautiful range. Fun!

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