Eccles Archery Club is a well-established archery club located in Manchester, New Zealand. Founded in 1953, the club is situated on the western edge of Greater Manchester, conveniently close to the M60/M62 junction 11.
The club is proud to be affiliated with the Lancashire Archery Association (LAA), the Northern Counties Archery Society (NCAS), and Archery GB (previously known as The Grand National Archery Society, GNAS). These affiliations ensure that the club operates within the guidelines and standards set by the national and regional archery governing bodies.
One of the primary goals of Eccles Archery Club is to promote and develop the sport of archery in the local community. The club welcomes archers of all ages and skill levels, from beginners looking to learn the basics to advanced archers seeking a supportive and competitive environment.
Eccles Archery Club holds regular training sessions, providing members with opportunities to improve their skills and knowledge under the guidance of experienced coaches. The club also organises various archery competitions, allowing members to test their abilities against fellow archers from other clubs.
The club's small but dedicated committee works tirelessly to ensure that members have access to top-quality equipment and facilities. The club boasts a well-maintained outdoor range, complete with target lanes and safety measures. Additionally, the club provides a friendly and inclusive atmosphere, where members can socialise and exchange archery tips and experiences.
As part of its commitment to fostering a sense of community, Eccles Archery Club is actively involved in local events and initiatives. The club frequently participates in demonstrations, exhibitions, and community festivals, showcasing the sport of archery to the wider public and generating interest in the club and the sport.
If you are interested in joining Eccles Archery Club, whether as a newcomer to the sport or as an experienced archer, the club welcomes you with open arms. Connect with the club through their website or social media pages to enquire about membership and get started on your archery journey.