St George Clay Target Club Inc.
St George Clay Target Club Inc.: trap shooting on the Carnarvon Highway north of St George QLD. Monthly club shoots and a two-day annual in September.
About St George Clay Target Club Inc.
St George Clay Target Club shoots trap on a ground about 10 km north of St George on the Carnarvon Highway (the Roma road), on the eastern side of the road.
Disciplines
Club programmes use ACTA trap events: single barrel, double barrel, points score, handicap, medley, continental and double rise. The club has ACTA-accredited Level 1 club coaches.
Shoot days
Club shoots are held monthly; the day isn't published, so check before you go. The club also runs a Christmas shoot.
The two-day annual is in September. The 2025 annual opened with a 50-target State Night Single Barrel under lights that drew 72 shooters, and 116 shot the Saturday medley.
Joining
For shoot dates or membership, use the enquiry button on this page.
More clay target clubs in Queensland, and more on trap shooting, Down the Line (DTL), medley, double rise and ACTA.
Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: Surat Clay Target Club (about 100 km).
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