Toogoolawah Clay Target Club is an ACTA trap club based at the Toogoolawah Showgrounds on Ivory Creek Road, in the Somerset region. The showgrounds are owned and managed by the Toogoolawah Show Society.
The club runs ACTA trap events: Single Barrel, Double Barrel, Points Score, Medley, Continental, Double Rise and Handicap. A club shoot in late 2025 included a 100-target Double Barrel.
The club holds an annual two-day shoot; the 2025 edition included a 30-target Medley and a 30-target Single Barrel and drew Western Zone visitors. Regular competition days are not published. Practice has been listed on the second and fourth Saturday from 12 noon, but that listing dates from 2024, so check before travelling.
The club has an ACTA-accredited club coach. Use the enquiry button on this page to ask about shoot dates or a first visit.
More Queensland clubs, ACTA clubs and DTL shooting. Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: Murrumba Pistol Club (about 57 km), Toowoomba Pistol Club (about 58 km), Caboolture Clay Target Club (about 60 km).
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