The Company of Sixty is a long-established field archery club, in beautiful Surrey woodland, close to the M25/A3.

The Company of Sixty is a long-established, friendly field archery club, affiliated to the National Field Archery Society.

We shoot at realistic 2D and 3D targets, in woodland, over unmarked distances.

Our club is located in 150 acres of beautiful, unspoiled mixed woodland in Surrey, owned and managed by the Crown Estate and just 20 minutes outside London within easy reach of the M25 and the A3.

We enjoy exclusive use of the woods so that except during organised shoots or course maintenance periods our members can shoot or practice seven days a week, as often and whenever they wish.

Our constitution follows that of the NFAS, and most shoots are run under the auspices of the NFAS, and hence the NFAS rulebook. This governs safety, scoring and etiquette. All members of the Company of Sixty are required to join the NFAS. The NFAS provide shooting and practice insurance as a membership benefit. For full details, please refer to the NFAS website.

We shoot to all NFAS equipment classes and styles , with the exception of cross bows (this is due to restrictions placed upon us by the landowner). Many of our members have a leaning towards the more traditional side of archery, and so you will find a large proportion of our members shooting in the English Longbow, but the other styles are well represented.

If what you read here is interesting, and you would like to try out the sport or jion the club, please get in touch with us via the website contact tab and we can discuss your interest and arrange a visit to the wood and/or lessons to get you started. 

Thanks very much for stopping by our website. We hope to welcome you into the friendly world of field archery at our club.

 

It is illegal in the UK to hunt any animals with a bow and arrow. At Company of Sixty we take a lot of care to protect the abundant animal and plant life in our woods and our club does not support hunting of animals in any form.