A Fundraising Event for the USA Archery Foundation and Our Quest for Olympic Gold

Mashomack Preserve Club Pine Plains, NY

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9:00AM CLAYS FOR OLYMPIC ARCHERY  12:00PM AIM FOR GOLD JAMBOREE

CLAYS FOR OLYMPIC ARCHERY

Morning | 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Join Olympic athletes for a four man team competition with a trapper and a shotgun start. Prize for the Top Gun. Guests will enjoy a morning of camaraderie and competition alongside USA Archery Olympians.

Participation Fee: $2,500 per person

Includes: breakfast, clay shooting, exclusive lunch, gift bag and afternoon Jamboree access

Lunch: Served at 11:30 AM at the club lodge

AIM FOR GOLD JAMBOREE

Afternoon | 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Families are invited to a spirited Jamboree on the event lawn, complete with Olympic-themed games, trick shooters, archery lessons, a barbeque, and entertainment.

Participation Fee: $80 Individual Ticket, $200 Family Ticket (up to 5)

Activities include: 3D archery stations, target shooting, archery exhibition from the pros, Olympian Meet-and-Greet, vendor village, kids zone with yard games, and MORE!

Joel Turner: World renowned shooting coach, will be in attendance

Food: BBQ and refreshments included via family and individual ticket options

Please join us along with multiple Olympic athletes from the Shooting and Archery teams on the shooting range for a morning of friendly competition, followed by an afternoon for the family. Proceeds for the event benefit the USA Archery Foundation and our quest for Olympic Gold.

Host Committee: Eric Reimer, Terry Betteridge, T Nolan, Tyler Olay, Michael & Ashley Leavitt (All Things Accuracy)

Let’s aim for gold, together!

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7435 NY-82, Pine Plains, NY 12567

Mashomack Fish & Game Preserve Club is a 1,900-acre private sporting and social club in Pine Plains, NY, founded in 1964 and member-owned since 2006. The Club offers shooting, fishing, polo, tennis, swimming, dining, and lodging in a relaxed and intimate setting centered around a historic Greek Revival clubhouse. In 2008, Mashomack permanently conserved over 1,650 acres, creating a 4,300-acre protected area in partnership with the Dutchess Land Conservancy and other organizations.