Tucson Trap & Skeet Club is a member-owned, shotgun-only clay target club on Old Ajo Highway, about eight miles west of downtown Tucson. The club was incorporated in 1948, has been on its present 80-acre site since 1976, and added a 300-acre lease from Pima County in 2011 for the sporting clays courses, international bunkers and Helice ring. It is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit and is open to non-members at non-member rates.
The grounds cover seven clay target disciplines. Trap has 50 fields on the Canterbury Voice Call System (singles, handicap and doubles) plus five International Bunker fields with Mattarelli machines. Skeet has 13 fields, all International capable, with NSSA registered competition and sub-gauge skeet (12, 20, 28, .410). Coyote Springs Sporting Clays runs 5 courses with 60+ stations along cart paths, with Red, White, Orange and Blue courses, multiple FITASC parcours and a dedicated sub-gauge course. There are also two 5-Stand fields and a regulation Helice (ZZ Bird) ring open to the public.
Instruction comes from coaches and instructors based at or affiliated with the club, who are contacted directly to schedule lessons. Specialties include sporting clays, American trap and skeet (an NRA and NSSA certified shotgun instructor), and general clay shooting instruction. Youth programs (SCTP, USAYESS, Junior Olympic and Olympic Training Center programs) operate through the youth shooting team. Tuesday-night leagues run in trap, skeet and sporting clays, with a Fall Combo league (trap, skeet and 5-Stand) from August through October.
The 9,000-square-foot clubhouse has the Levitz Lounge, a registration room, a dining area, a bar and a full kitchen and restaurant, plus a covered porch overlooking trap fields 4A and 4B. The clubhouse is wheelchair accessible and air conditioned. The pro shop sells ammunition and branded apparel and gear, and Beretta A300 Outlander shotgun rentals and golf carts are available. Members have access to the 200-hookup Coyote Springs RV park on site.
The club hosts registered ATA trap, including the Autumn Grand and Spring Grand American satellite events, as well as the Arizona State Skeet Shoot, Old Pueblo Skeet Open, Zone 7 Skeet Shoot and NSCA and state sporting clays events. It also takes corporate and special event groups with flexible packages.
Good to know: Memberships available · Beginner friendly · Family friendly · Youth programs · Hosts competitions · Food service on site
Credentials
Established: 1948
Affiliations: Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit (tax-exempt since September 2007). Hosts ATA registered trap, NSSA registered skeet and NSCA sporting clays events; shoots and scores run through SOS Clays.
Awards: Only trap club in the U.S. that hosts multiple Satellite Grand American events (Autumn Grand and Spring Grand American), per the club.
Services, training & programs
Trap: 50 fields on the Canterbury Voice Call System (singles, handicap, doubles)
International Bunker trap: 5 fields with Mattarelli machines
Skeet: 13 fields, all International capable, American and International skeet
Sporting Clays: 5 courses with 60+ stations on cart paths (Red, White, Orange, Blue courses)
Dedicated sub-gauge sporting course
FITASC: multiple parcours
5-Stand: two fields with 6 to 8 throwers per stand
Helice / ZZ Bird: regulation ring open to the public ($3.00 per target)
Shotgun rentals: Beretta A300 Outlander, $10 per day (shoot card required)
Golf cart rentals: $10/hour, $30/day, $50/event
Pro shop: ammunition sales, branded apparel and gear
Winchester ammo special (Nov 1 to Apr 30): AA and AAHA at $110 a flat, Super Target at $80 a flat, 30-flat minimum
Private coaching with seven coaches and instructors (sporting clays, trap, skeet, general clay instruction)
Sporting Clays Academy online instruction: webinars, video library, weekly emails
Youth shooting team programs: SCTP, USAYESS, Junior Olympic, Olympic Training Center
Registered shoots: ATA Autumn Grand and Spring Grand American satellites, Arizona State Skeet Shoot, Old Pueblo Skeet Open, Zone 7 Skeet Shoot, Southwest Championship sporting clays
Corporate and special events with optional steak dinner, golf carts and private pavilion
Clubhouse with Levitz Lounge, dining room, bar, full kitchen and restaurant, and covered porch
Cafe open Wed, Sat, Sun 7:30 am - 1:30 pm
Coyote Springs RV Park: 200 full-service hookups (30/50 amp, water, sewer), members only
Host hotel rates with Casino Del Sol, Four Points by Sheraton Tucson Airport and DoubleTree Suites by Hilton (Tucson Airport)
Memberships: 6 month, annual and lifetime
Amenities
Gun Rental
Ammo Sales
Pro Shop
Targets
Air Conditioning
Restrooms
Parking
Clubhouse
Wheelchair Accessible
Viewing Area
Event / Venue Space
Pricing at Tucson Trap & Skeet Club
Range fees & day rates
Trap, Skeet, Wobble (member): $9.00 — Per 25 targets. Non-member: $11.00 per 25 targets.
Trap, Skeet, Wobble (non-member): $11.00 — Per 25 targets.
International Bunker Trap (member): $11.00 — Per 25 targets.
International Bunker Trap (non-member): $13.00 — Per 25 targets.
International Skeet (member): $10.00 — Per 25 targets.
International Skeet (non-member): $12.00 — Per 25 targets.
Sporting Clays / 5-Stand (member): $0.40 — Per target.
Sporting Clays / 5-Stand (non-member): $0.45 — Per target.
Helice / ZZ Bird: $3.00 — Per target, same for members and non-members.
Trap & Skeet lessons: Frank J. Neumayer: Contact coach — American Trap & Skeet specialist; NRA and NSSA Certified Shotgun Instructor. (206) 854-7527, claybrakn@msn.com.
Youth shooting team programs: Contact the club — SCTP, USAYESS, Junior Olympic and Olympic Training Center programs operate through the youth shooting team.
Packages & experiences
Corporate & special events: Contact for pricing — Flexible packages for time, date and amenities, from a quick afternoon to a full day with a steak dinner in the clubhouse. Options include golf cart rentals and a private pavilion. Shotgun and ammunition rentals available; coaches on staff. Contact the events coordinator at info@tucsontrapandskeet.com or 520-883-6426.
Cardholders with a prepaid target card can use every course and field seven days a week from 7:00 am until dark; the office and walk-in service are Wed to Sun, 7:30 am - 2:00 pm. Shotgun rentals require a shoot card. Members save $2 per round on trap, skeet and wobble. Coyote Springs RV park is members only.
Prices are published by the range and can change — confirm before you visit.
Plan your visit
What to bring: Shotgun and legal lead ammunition (or rent a shotgun and buy ammo in the pro shop), plus eye and ear protection.
Ammo policy: Lead shot only, no larger than 7½. No magnum loads. Buckshot, turkey loads, rifled slugs and steel shot are not permitted. Only one shell loaded unless shooting doubles in trap, skeet or sporting clays; no more than two shells at any time. Spent hulls go in the trashcan after the round. Ammunition is sold in the pro shop.
Age policy: Children under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. No minimum age is published.
Rental requirements: Beretta A300 Outlander shotguns rent for $10 per day and require a shoot card. A driver's license is required to operate a golf cart on property.
Dress code: Not published.
First-timer tips: Shotgun only (12 gauge, 20, 28, .410; barrels no shorter than 18½ inches). Eye and ear protection must be worn at all times on courses and fields. Keep guns unloaded until in shooting position. You may use any open field, course or station; ask the office or course manager if unsure. Only authorized personnel downrange, and customers may not adjust trap machines. Orange cones on a trap house mean someone is inside; no shooting on that field until the cone is removed. No shooting before 7:00 am. Speed limit is 10 mph. No hunting, alcohol or illegal substances. Contact a coach to schedule a lesson if you are new.
Hours
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 7:30am - 2pm
Thursday: 7:30am - 2pm
Friday: 7:30am - 2pm
Saturday: 7:30am - 2pm
Sunday: 7:30am - 2pm
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hours?
The office and walk-in service are open Wednesday through Sunday, 7:30 am to 2:00 pm, and closed Monday and Tuesday. The cafe is open Wed, Sat and Sun, 7:30 am to 1:30 pm. Cardholders with a prepaid target card can use every course and field seven days a week from 7:00 am until dark.
Where is Tucson Trap & Skeet Club?
7800 W Old Ajo Highway, Tucson, AZ 85735, eight miles west of downtown Tucson on the south side of Old Ajo Highway. Phone 520-883-6426 or toll-free 888-530-5335.
How much does it cost to shoot?
Trap, skeet and wobble are $11.00 per 25 targets for non-members ($9.00 for members). International bunker is $13.00 non-member / $11.00 member, and international skeet is $12.00 / $10.00, each per 25 targets. Sporting clays and 5-Stand are $0.45 per target non-member ($0.40 member). Helice/ZZ Bird is $3.00 per target.
Do I need to be a member?
No. Non-members shoot at non-member rates. Members get reduced target pricing on every discipline, including a $2 saving per round on trap, skeet and wobble.
What memberships are available?
A 6-month membership is $50, an annual membership is $75, and a lifetime membership is $500 one time. All include member target pricing, league access and member-only weekly winter activities. Lifetime members also vote for the Board, can serve on it, and attend the annual Life Members Meeting & Dinner. Apply in person at the club office.
Can I rent a shotgun?
Yes. Beretta A300 Outlander shotguns are $10 per day, and rentals require a shoot card. Trap/skeet cards are $25 and sporting clays cards are $15, refundable upon return. Golf carts rent for $10 per hour, $30 per day or $50 per event.
Can I bring a rifle or handgun?
No. The club is shotgun only (12 gauge, 20, 28 and .410, with barrels no shorter than 18½ inches).
What ammunition is allowed?
Lead shot only, no larger than 7½. No magnum loads, buckshot, turkey loads, rifled slugs or steel shot. No more than two shells at any time.
Do I need eye and ear protection?
Yes. Eye and ear protection must be worn at all times on courses and shooting fields.
What is the age policy?
Children under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Youth programs (SCTP, USAYESS, Junior Olympic, Olympic Training Center) run through the youth shooting team.
Is there instruction for beginners?
Yes. Seven coaches and instructors are based at or affiliated with the club, for first-time shooters through Olympic-level training. Contact a coach directly to schedule a lesson; fees are set by each coach.
Yes. Tuesday-night leagues run in trap, skeet and sporting clays across the year, plus a Fall Combo league (trap, skeet, 5-Stand) from August through October. Sign up on the clubhouse hallway bulletin board or call 520-883-6426 during office hours.
Can I host a corporate or group event?
Yes. Packages are flexible for time, date and amenities, and can include a steak dinner in the clubhouse, golf carts and a private pavilion. Coaches are on staff and rentals are available. Contact the events coordinator at info@tucsontrapandskeet.com or 520-883-6426.
Is there food on site and an RV park?
The clubhouse has a dining area, bar and kitchen, and the cafe is open Wed, Sat and Sun, 7:30 am to 1:30 pm. Coyote Springs RV Park has 200 full-service hookups, but it is for members only.
Is the clubhouse accessible?
Yes. The clubhouse is fully handicap accessible, including remodeled men's and women's bathrooms, and is air conditioned.