Some 'simple' rounds.

Many club members shoot ‘rounds’. A 'Round' is a sequence of arrows shot with the purpose of scoring, at pre-determined distances, and a pre-determined numbers of arrows, until the ‘round’ has been completed. If a ‘round’ is being shot by a club member or members, and you are not participating, then it is only good manners if you set a target out for yourself and others who may not be taking part. Do not be tempted to ‘bob’ from target to target without checking that you will not be interrupting a recognised target ‘round’.

If you wish to print score-sheets of your own please look at the selection that Alan and Paul have made up. You can call these up by selecting the Scoresheets tab from the site menu. All sheets are in 'excel' or 'word' so, for your own copy, just click a link and print the sheet.

On the remainder of the page we have examples of some of the ‘shorter’ rounds (i.e. numbers of arrows shot).

All distances are in yards (along the top), with the 'round' type (name) down the left side and the number of arrows shot in dozens across the row. - the scoring system is 5 zone, scoring 1-3-5-7-9 from the outer colour (white). - On a 122cm face / (Large face)