Sunrise –Until dark –

● Tucson · Arizona · Est. 1948

Shotgun.Country.

Three hundred eighty acres in the Sonoran Desert. The West’s largest shotgun-only sporting grounds, by far. Member-owned.

Coyote Springs

Position32° N · 111° WElev. 2,410 ft

Walk-in hoursWed · Fri · Sat · Sun7:30 a – 2:00 p

Office520-883-6426Tucson, AZ

◌ Pro Shop

Reclaimed shot is in stock.

25 lb bags, available now at the clubhouse counter.

Member: $36.00
Non-member: $40.00

per 25 lb bag

◌ League Shooters

Find your weekly scores.

Tri-Combo individual scores and standings, posted every week of the season.

View league scores

● The Trap Line

Fifty fields.
To the horizon.

The Canterbury trap line stretches a half-mile across the Sonoran floor. From the back of the field, you can see all of it. The mountains do most of the talking after that.

◌ Clay Target Heaven

Seven disciplines.
One home range.

Tucson Trap & Skeet is one of the only clubs in North America where you can shoot every recognized clay target discipline in a single afternoon. And one of the only places anywhere with a regulation Helice ring open to the public.

◌ Range Video Files

TTSC on Film.

What Tucson Trap & Skeet offers
Sporting Clays · Karen Miles
US Open pitch · 2027
Helice ZZ Bird field shooting
Helice ZZ Bird shooting
Spring Grand drone flyover

◌ The Calendar · 2026

On deck this season.

Full Calendar →

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Skeet

Dove Escape Open

Sat 12 & 20 / Sun 28 & .410. Coincides with Arizona dove opener.

Sep · 2026

◌ Today at the Club

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◌ Membership

Three ways
to belong.

Member-owned. Pay member rates on every discipline, vote on the Board, and come back for the Life Members’ steak dinner each year.

6 Month
$50/ 6 mo
Annual
$75/ year
Lifetime
$500/ once

Members save $2 a round. Pay it back in 38 rounds.

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Aerial of the Tucson Trap & Skeet clubhouse, central courtyard and flagpole, with the RV park and Tucson-area mountains beyond.

◌ The Story

1948.

Member-owned. Built on the bedrock of southern Arizona’s sporting tradition.

The club was incorporated in 1948 by a handful of Tucson sportsmen who wanted somewhere to shoot trap and skeet without driving to Phoenix. We’ve been on the present 80-acre site west of the old city since 1976.

In 2011 we picked up a 300-acre lease from Pima County and the grounds tripled overnight. The new sporting clays courses, the international bunkers, and the Helice ring all live on that second parcel.

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50
Trap Fields
Canterbury system
02
13
Skeet Fields
International capable
03
5
Sporting Clays Courses
60+ stations total
04
5
International Bunkers
Mattarelli machines
05
200
RV Hookups
Coyote Springs Park

◌ Coyote Springs RV Park

Pull in for a weekend.
Stay for the season.

Two hundred-plus full-service hookups. 30 or 50 amp, water, sewer. Right at the club. Step out of the rig and onto the sporting course. Members only: we’re not zoned as an RV park, so this is a benefit of the club, not a competitor to the local options.

Email Cindy 520-883-6426 · option 2

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Full-service pull-throughs