Matt/TN

...on outdoor 3d's? Good is completely relative to the shooter, but what's a good score for you on an ASA style course? (12's not 11's)


For me:

Class: Open Money/Open Trophy (Big events , Open C)
Score: I feel that on most courses, if I come out "up" I got the job done. Of course that changes if it's a really easy/hard course.

I've shot way up and won, and shot as many as 20 down and won.The 20 down course was EXTREMELY difficult, and it was 40 targets. I won by 8pts lol.

whitetailbowhunter

I haven't shot any this year. But last year shot a 330 on a 40 target course highest score is 10. But this year I'm going to be shooting a completely different class much further distances and my shooting has improved allot. I'm hoping to get around 360.

TFOX

I used to figure anything up good but now my shooting isn't anywhere near that strong and consider "even" GREAT and 90's good.

Rick James

It really depends on the course. We have some really challenging courses around here that everyone is going to take a beating on.

We don't have a lot of ASA venues here, but I would say for the average coursewhen my game is polished and the bow is tuned well I am shooting 2-4 eights on a 30 target course, with 10-14 X-rings. This is from the open stakes with a 55 yard max. Most targets are usually 33-45 yards with a small handful over/under these numbers.

daddyshuntingirl

on a forty target one i got a 236 and it was only my second tounrament and on a 30 i got a 143 and that was my first one i and i just started this year