Phoenix Bowmen - about the Club

Phoenix Bowmen

Affiliated Club

Southport, Merseyside, UK

www.phoenixbowmen.org.uk

About the Club

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About the Club

Where does the Club meet?
Phoenix Bowmen meet on Thursday evenings (6pm to 8pm) and Saturdays (10am to 1pm Winter, 2pm to 4pm Summer) throughout the year at Greenbank High School in Southport.
The school’s address is
Hastings Road
Southport
PR8 2LT
Hastings Road is situated on the A565, the main Liverpool to Southport road, between Royal Birkdale Golf Club and Hillside station, about 2 miles south of Southport town centre.
More about Greenbank High School >>

What form of archery does the club shoot?
The Club concentrates on target archery - outdoors between April and September, and indoors from October to March.
Do you run courses for beginners to archery?
Yes - whenever we can get half a dozen interested beginners together.
More about beginners courses >>
Is there an age limit?
There is no minimum age limit for joining a beginners course or becoming a member of the Club. We do, however, insist that children are accompanied by an adult at all times. There is no upper age limit!
What does it cost to become a member?
The Club's annual subscription is £80 for adults and £40 for juniors (under 16). This includes annual GNAS membership and Lancashire and Northern Counties registration fees. The Club also charges £2 per archer (£3 for visiting GNAS members) for each indoor session, but there are no additional fees for outdoor shoots.
Membership of GNAS is compulsory for all Club members. Among the benefits from GNAS membership are:

Public Liability insurance cover

Access to GNAS coaching schemes

Eligibility to take part in GNAS competitions

Entitlement to shoot at any affiliated club

Archery UK magazine (quarterly)
More about GNAS >>
What happens when I complete the beginners course?
Once you have successfully completed the beginners' course, you may be eligible to take out membership of the Club (which is only granted at the discretion of the Committee and also depends upon numbers already in the Club), and to shoot with the other members. There is no guarantee that you will be able to join the Club. Guidance and coaching will continue to be available from the more experienced members and from the Club coach.

If you wish to find out more about the club, whether you are an experienced archer or wish to try archery for the first time, please contact us at Enquiries@phoenixbowmen.org.uk.

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	About the Club
	Where does the Club meet? Phoenix Bowmen meet on Thursday evenings (6pm to 8pm) and Saturdays (10am to 1pm Winter, 2pm to 4pm Summer) throughout the year at Greenbank High School in Southport. The school’s address is Hastings Road Southport PR8 2LT Hastings Road is situated on the A565, the main Liverpool to Southport road, between Royal Birkdale Golf Club and Hillside station, about 2 miles south of Southport town centre. More about Greenbank High School >>
	What form of archery does the club shoot? The Club concentrates on target archery - outdoors between April and September, and indoors from October to March. Do you run courses for beginners to archery? Yes - whenever we can get half a dozen interested beginners together. More about beginners courses >> Is there an age limit? There is no minimum age limit for joining a beginners course or becoming a member of the Club. We do, however, insist that children are accompanied by an adult at all times. There is no upper age limit! What does it cost to become a member? The Club's annual subscription is £80 for adults and £40 for juniors (under 16). This includes annual GNAS membership and Lancashire and Northern Counties registration fees. The Club also charges £2 per archer (£3 for visiting GNAS members) for each indoor session, but there are no additional fees for outdoor shoots. Membership of GNAS is compulsory for all Club members. Among the benefits from GNAS membership are: Public Liability insurance cover Access to GNAS coaching schemes Eligibility to take part in GNAS competitions Entitlement to shoot at any affiliated club Archery UK magazine (quarterly) More about GNAS >> What happens when I complete the beginners course? Once you have successfully completed the beginners' course, you may be eligible to take out membership of the Club (which is only granted at the discretion of the Committee and also depends upon numbers already in the Club), and to shoot with the other members. There is no guarantee that you will be able to join the Club. Guidance and coaching will continue to be available from the more experienced members and from the Club coach. If you wish to find out more about the club, whether you are an experienced archer or wish to try archery for the first time, please contact us at Enquiries@phoenixbowmen.org.uk.