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Go Shooting runs clay target days for Melbourne groups at the Werribee Victorian Clay Target Club, out in Quandong in the Western Suburbs. Nobody in your party needs a licence or any shooting background: the guns, cartridges and protective gear are handed over on the day, and an instructor stays with your group the whole time.
The format suits a competitive crowd. Each shooter gets thirty clays in total – ten to settle in and learn the swing, then twenty that count towards a scoreboard, with prizes for whoever hits the most. Because the range is set aside for your booking, the group shoots together rather than queuing behind strangers.
Groups from one person up to 80 can be booked, which covers anything from a small birthday crew to a whole department out for the afternoon. Pricing starts from $155 per person.
What to sort out when you send an enquiry:
Clay shooting is an outdoor, daytime-style outing, so many groups pair it with a dinner or drinks somewhere closer to town. Browse the other activities on offer, or see what else is planned for a bucks party in Melbourne.
No. The session is run for beginners, so nobody needs a licence or past experience, and the guns, ammunition and safety equipment are all provided.
Go Shooting runs its sessions at the Werribee Victorian Clay Target Club, located in Quandong in Melbourne's Western Suburbs.
Thirty each: a ten-target warm-up followed by a twenty-target competition, with prizes for the top scorers.
Yes. Go Shooting takes groups of up to 80, and team-building and corporate events are among the occasions it is booked for.
It suits groups who want a competitive outdoor activity. Bucks and hens parties are both common bookings, and the scored round gives the day a natural winner.
Packages start from $155 per person. Send an enquiry with your group size and date for a quote.
