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Eastcote House Archery Centre - A family run centre offering introductory archery courses. Information includes location, photographs, workshop, contact details, and links.
Scottish Archery Centre - Provides information on archery clubs and groups as well as crossbow, archery, and air rifle activities information.
Grange Archers - Information, newsletter, and records from an archery club located near Falkirk.
Scottish Archery Association SAA - Information on target archery, news, tournaments, team events, official bodies, links, and contact details.
University of Strathclyde Archery Club - Includes list and photos of members, competitions, and related links.
Edinburgh University Archery Club - Includes news, diary and calendar sections, photo gallery, results and archives.
Balbardie Archers - Information, newsletter, and records. Based in West Lothian.
Lasswade Archery Club - Club information and history, classifieds, upcoming events, a photo gallery and a links page.
Glasgow Archers - A club of established target archers based in Glasgow. Contact details.
The British Longbow Society in Scotland - Promotes traditional longbow archery. Lists club information, members, history, photographic gallery and associated links.
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