Question for Triple B Members...Please Chime In

[Charles4400]

First, how do you like the members only stations on the clays course?
Are they harder or just nicer scenery?

Also how do members get to use the private trap/skeet fields?
Do they assign you a field at the office or do you just get on one that is empty?

And do they group you with other members if you only have 1 or 2 people in a group or can you play on a private field with so few people?

I've heard things like you need 4 people to get on a private field...is that correct?


Please chime in if you are a card carrying member...thanks!

[CK_32]

Buy the living social pass.. Get a glimpse of the members AND lessons only stations.

How much is their member ship?

[Charles4400]

Buy the living social pass.. Get a glimpse of the members AND lessons only stations.

How much is their member ship?

What's a living social pass?

Membership is $200.

[CK_32]

Living social is t really a pass but it's a like special offer for 2 they have.

It's like 1 full round of clays for 2 instructor for 2 gun rentals for 2 golf cart and I believe ammo and admition for 2. For like $100.

[Charles4400]

Living social is t really a pass but it's a like special offer for 2 they have.

It's like 1 full round of clays for 2 instructor for 2 gun rentals for 2 golf cart and I believe ammo and admition for 2. For like $100.

Ok got it , like a groupon type thing.

I've been there quite a few times so not looking for an intro to clays type of thing with instructor.

Would ideally like to be able to shoot at a field with 2-3 people in a group without having to rotate in with other groups as much...and to see the members only stations for sporting clays!

[Chubs T]

Just ask someone in the office if there are any private skeet fields open. Or you can call the office and ask about a field that you see is vacant. Weekdays are better if you have less than 4 shooters (which also are supposed to be members). On the weekends, you can get a private field if you get there early when they open unless a registered shoot is going on like this coming weekend. You're going to have to shoot 100 rounds a year to break even.

[TheHammerOfTruth]

If you are a tournament shooter the back half of the course is great. Definitely different scenery but also harder target presentations.

[Charles4400]

Just ask someone in the office if there are any private skeet fields open. Or you can call the office and ask about a field that you see is vacant. Weekdays are better if you have less than 4 shooters (which also are supposed to be members). On the weekends, you can get a private field if you get there early when they open unless a registered shoot is going on like this coming weekend. You're going to have to shoot 100 rounds a year to break even.

Soooo, they assign you a field at the office all the time?

And do they group you with other members if you only have 1 or 2 people in a group or can you play on a private field with so few people?

I've heard things like you need 4 people to get on a private field...is that correct?