ADAA 600 Shoot in North Shore Archery

On April 14th, the ADAA 600 Shoot was held at North Shore Archery ground where archers of all ages from around Auckland were welcomed to participate in a friendly competition.

It was a great day for a shoot. The sun was out, but there were enough clouds to keep the sunshine from blocking our vision. The grass was freshly cut, and the winds were in our favor!

The goal of the shoot was simple: to reach 600 points in their respective targets with 90 arrows. Everyone had a different goal that day:

  • Some to experience what it is like to shoot in a tournament.
  • Some to see how far they have come in their archery journey.
  • And some to see if they can get a pretty ribbon (that’s me).

Whether or not they achieved what they wanted, our North Shore club chefs made sure everyone was treated with sausage sizzles.

We would like to thank everyone who participated in the shoot, and a SPECIAL thank you to all the volunteers who helped organize the event.

We hope to see you next time!


Want to join our next shoot? Join our beginner’s course

For more information about ADAA 600 rules, you can go to here

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ADAA “600 Round” Shoot on April 14, 2024

The “600 Round” shoot on Sunday April 14, will be hosted on North Shore Archery ground!

The shoot is free to join, is held at 1pm at the club, Shooting will begin no later than 1.30pm,


What is “600 Round”?

The shoot is 90 arrows at 30 metres. All archers begin on a 122cm target face. Once an archer has shot 600 points or greater on that target face, the next shoot they must drop their target face size to 80cm, then 60cm, then 40cm. Archers who proceed beyond this point may opt to shoot a 20cm spot.

Ribbons are free when won by the archer. Ribbons can be only be claimed by any archer who is a member of an ADAA club.


For more information please go to the ADAA website https://www.adaa.co.nz/600-round/