How Skeet Scoring Works: Stations, Doubles, and the Option Shot
The 8 stations, the high and low house, doubles at 1, 2, 6 and 7, and what that 25th option bird is actually for.
Club & Event Software for Small Clay Shooting Clubs
Run public and private shoots with live leaderboards, payment tracking, invites, and club manager, event manager, and scorekeeper roles — free.
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The Best Sporting Clays Ranges in Georgia
Cherokee Rose, Big Red Oak, Forest City, and Blalock Lakes — the top courses from Atlanta to Savannah, with been-there tips on what to expect.
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ClayTrack Is Live: Free Paperless Scoring for Clay Shooting
Our free, paperless scorecard for trap, skeet, and sporting clays is now live and free. Score from your phone — solo or as a whole club. No paper, no download.
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The Best Sporting Clays Shotgun for Beginners
Semi-auto vs over-under, the specs that matter, and the best first shotgun at every price point — from under $700 to $4,000+.
Read more →Clay Shooting Scorecards Explained: Trap, Skeet & Sporting Clays
How to read and score a trap, skeet, or sporting clays scorecard — what the marks mean, how many targets each holds, and printable vs. digital options.
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Sporting Clays vs Skeet vs Trap — What's the Difference?
They all use shotguns and clay targets, but they're completely different sports. Here's how each one works and which to try first.
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The Best Sporting Clays Ranges in Arizona
Ben Avery, Rio Salado, Lost Dutchman, Tucson Trap & Skeet — a honest breakdown of the top courses near Phoenix, Mesa, and Tucson.
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What is Sporting Clays? A Beginner's Complete Guide
Everything a new shooter needs to know — how the sport works, what the targets mean, how scoring works, and how to get started.
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