I shot my first round of sporting clays today. I was wondering what's an average score for a beginner?

 

I shot at a couple stations before but that was it.

My first round ever, I shot a 56 with a pump.

My first round ever, I shot a 56 with a pump.

now after Bryan has been shooting clays for years & has a Citori, he has improved to 57, lol. Anything in the 50's is good for a beginner

I shot a 48. More importantly I beat the guys in my foursome. One of em being my father inlaw. A lot of guys were in the 20's and 30's. then you had guys show up with nice vests, personal carts and fancy guns. I imagine they did better

Is this out of 100? I got a 73 the first time with an old sears pump gun

 

 

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Oh yeah out of 100. And I had a hunting gun too. The course record is like an 85. So you might want to look into going pro

Oh yeah out of 100. And I had a hunting gun too. The course record is like an 85. So you might want to look into going pro

Which place was this? I was at Lehigh doing the beginner course I think 13 stations? Recessedfilter got like a 96 when we did the njgf day

 

 

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my first sporting clays was the latest NJGF LHV I shot 68/100 with a O/U

 

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It was a tournament today. I'll find out how everyone did later

Really depends on the course for sure. I have shot low 90's on the easy course at Lehigh and mid 70's on the hard course. They are all different. Go on a really windy day and see what happens! Or cold as you know what, can't feel your fingers, and good luck! Some of the guys here remember that Lehigh trip a few years ago. High 50's is good for a newbie for sure! A decent shooter will get into the low 70's, a good shooter into the high 80's. Above that, you are pretty damn good!

Just found out top score today was an 80. There were some people who you could tell shoot clays a whole lot.

 

On a side note one girl shot a 3

now after Bryan has been shooting clays for years & has a Citori, he has improved to 57, lol. Anything in the 50's is good for a beginner

Too funny Tony!

now after Bryan has been shooting clays for years & has a Citori, he has improved to 57, lol. Anything in the 50's is good for a beginner

 

Lol. That's funny.

Really depends on the course for sure. I have shot low 90's on the easy course at Lehigh and mid 70's on the hard course. They are all different. Go on a really windy day and see what happens! Or cold as you know what, can't feel your fingers, and good luck! Some of the guys here remember that Lehigh trip a few years ago. High 50's is good for a newbie for sure! A decent shooter will get into the low 70's, a good shooter into the high 80's. Above that, you are pretty damn good!

 

Ya I remember gringo when you offered frozen cookies lol!