Become a member of Barossa Archery Club

How to apply
Our application process is simple – answer a few questions about yourself and your archery experience. The Committee will consider your application and make a recommendation. You may be asked to undertake a beginners course, do a competency assessment, to be admitted or to be transferred from another club. This process ensures that all our members are familiar with safe archery procedures and that all members share and contribute to our positive club culture.
What do I get for my membership?
- Access to our regular club shoots 4 times a week (range fee payable), including outdoor, field and indoor ranges
- Access to our range at any time (range fee payable)
- Free member workshops held several times a year eg field, prepare for competition competition, set up your equipment, try a different type of bow
- Our social shoots held several times a year
- Ongoing support and mentoring
- A great friendly atmosphere
What are our fees?
The annual membership fee covers three components: the Club fee, the Archery SA affiliation fee, and the Archery Australia affiliation fee. There are discounts for families, so please enquire if you have more than two members interested in joining. As of 1 September 2026 the fess structure is:
| Type | BAC membership | Archery SA affiliation | Archery Australia affiliation | Total membership |
| Senior (21+) | 76 | 66 | 140 | 282 |
| Junior | 56 | 55 | 95 | 206 |
| Associate (full member of another club) | 77 | |||
| Daily range fee (member) | 8/day | |||
| Daily range fee (visitor) | 10/day | |||
| Equipment hire | 15/day |
Are there any other expenses?
You can expect to pay the following based on your circumstances and ambitions:
- Your beginners tuition
- Your equipment – we will make tailored suggestions, but beginners upgradeable kit will be about $700 new or $450 second hand.
- Uniform – shirt, hat, coat (suggested)
- Competition entry fees (optional)
- Refreshments can be purchased at minimal cost
- Achievement medals (optional)