Cost of a round POLL!! results are easily seen this way

I know it was a topic on the other site but the OP never put a poll on this. It would be nice to see where your club lands on this poll. For the guys that still get rounds at 3.00 a round there must be some other income that you club gets because that for us would be unsustainable. Please choose one that is member price.

 

You did not list $3.00 a round

 

One club $5.75 a round you called no score, 5 Stand $6.25 they pulled & Scored

 

ahh good catch. I added it at the end. I could not edit original but could add a choice. Maybe moderator could fix.

 

At my club the price is $7.00 for n50 targets, scored for members. $12.00 for 50 targets scored for non-members. just about the cheapest in central fl.
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We charge a flat 3 bucks for trap/skeet and half that for juniors for all practice rounds. My club also has a large rifle range and a pistol range. Our membership ends up close to 700 members each year at $25 for dues. We are quite solvent with a lot of clays shooting plus being in four leagues per year plus sale of refreshments.

 

We charge 4.50 a round. We have a different colored bird if you break it you get a free round. The bird could be any color. Black ones are really fun. I also let kids shoot free if they are willing to help us out. I also spend time with them helping with there shooting.

 

On the west side of the island, $8.00, East side $7.50

 

I would also like to see a poll on Annual Club Membership. Storeman

 

Storeman...I agree. I believe it is all relevant to understand the reason clubs charge what they do. ie, amount of members, services offered, membership charged. I think large memberships with moderate yearly fees can hold costs down on price per round. It is not that they are getting it cheaper they are just weighting profits from another category. Our club for example is 120 members with 30.00 a year for membership. We do not get any other revenue besides from trap and skeet. We could not afford to sell rounds at 3.00. We are at 4.00.

 

Hi Mark, Thanks for your reply. I check the poll daily and like to see the feed backs. My Club charges 8.00 per round for non members and 6.00 for members plus a a clay busting 150.00 per year for membership. This is in the Mid West (Kansas City) area. You would think that it would be fair to midland pricing. and I am told by the Board of Directors that it is a non Profit origination. Keep up the good work on the Polls. Storeman

 

The clubs I shoot at here in Northeast Ohio vary from $2.75, $4.00 , $5.50 and as high as $7.00.

 

wow...looks like 3.00 bucks is edging out the others. That surprises me i would of guessed it at 4.00 as majority.

 

Membership is $200. $5.50/rd for members $7.50/rd for non-members.(Skeet and Trap). 5-stand is $1 more.

 

At my home club, Muscoda Sportsmen League, Membership is $15 for an individual and $20 for family Cost per round Member $3.50 and nonmember $4.50. Life memberships are also available

 

Wow. How many members do you have?

 

Hi all, new guy here. $4.00 members on Wed. shoots and $4.50 member, $7.00 guest on weekends. $200.00 dues a year, 1000 member cap. 3 to 5 year wait to join. 350 people on the wait list to join. Its a nice club with 5 trap houses, 25+ 100 yd. rifle benches, 7- 50yrd. pistol berms and more. Joe

 

About 220. All shooters have to take a computerized safety quiz before they can shoot (first time only) which then goes into a database. As of 2014, over 10,000 people have taken the quiz and shot here. So you can see our major income producer is non-members. 5 skeet fields, 3 trap fields and a 5-stand setup with 9 machines. The day after Thanksgiving, there was a 3 hour wait for any field! About 20 members have been trained as NRA RSOs and volunteer their time to supplement the paid staff.

 

$30 annual membership. $3/ round. 5 PAT traps, 10 concrete benches and 200 yard rifle range. Separate 50 yard pistol range. Separate archery range. Clubhouse, kitchen, restrooms, etc... . 130 acres of hunting ground.

I believe many who are members fail to see what they actually have in comparison to other areas.

 

$4.00 for members at Albuquerque Trap Club.

 

Central NJ here, Monroe Township. We get $5.00 for non-members and $3.50 for members. Around 35 or 40 members. Only open a couple of afternoons a week. We're doing fine.

 

Rio Salado in Arizona: $5/round for members; $7.50 for non-members. $100 annual member fee. Nice sporting clays set-up, 5-stand and trap. Lot of pistol and rifle competitions.

 

glenns,
Looking at our Avatar's, are we on the wrong site? (Looks like a nice hardball gun). Oh.....$6.00 per round, no membership dues at MTA.