Bermagui Sporting Clays
Bermagui Sporting Clays: sporting clays on the 4th Sunday of each month, 9:30am, on Murrah River Road south of Bermagui NSW. Lunch included.
About Bermagui Sporting Clays
Bermagui Sporting Clays shoots on the fourth Sunday of each month from 9:30am. The range is 2 km along Murrah River Road, which turns off the Tathra–Bermagui Road 11 km south of Bermagui on the NSW Sapphire Coast.
The club formed in February 1996 as Bermagui Field and Game Club and now shoots as Bermagui Sporting Clays, affiliated with Sporting Clays NSW and Sporting Clays Australia. Most shoots are 100-target sporting clays events with a lunch break after the first two rounds; lunch is included in nominations. The 2026 program also had themed events such as a Battue & Looper Challenge, an English Sporting event and a Side-by-Side Bush Challenge.
Joining
Junior shooters pay no nomination fees. Clay-target-endorsed SSAA, Field & Game Australia and ACTA shooters can shoot alongside SCA members.
The ground has a BBQ, car park and toilets. There is no camping. Pets are allowed, but check with the club first, and ask about access if you have mobility needs. Use the enquiry button on this page or the club's Facebook page.
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