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Number of visits: More than 10
I just got into shooting sporting clays in 2012. I am very fortunate that Addieville East Farm is located here in RI. It is a top-notch facility. Jack (course setter) does a phenomenal job of designing a 14 station 100 bird course that offers up a nice mix of challenging targets as well as feel good recreation targets for the more casual shooter. He and his crew are constantly changing up the course so it never gets boring. Tournaments are well run. Fellow shooters at Addieville East Farm are always very polite and eager to help instruct an average shooter like myself.
Number of visits: More than 10
I have been shooting at AEF for years, hope to continue that trend. Great courses, great staff, well worth a trip from anywhere
Number of visits: Once
This was our first time shooting here, and its fine reputation is well earned. This is an excellent, challenging, and well laid out course. The venue of the day was 14 stations and 100 birds. The stations are self-served using a counter system which tracks the number of clays pulled. The system is very effective and it is clear that Addieville has made a major investment in equipment and planning. The club property is absolutely beautiful and well maintained, and we are all looking forward to returning as soon as possible. This could be one of, if not the greatest sporting clays course in New England.
Number of visits: 6-10 Visits
This is an excellent course with many different shots and sometimes difficult pairs of shots expertly arranged to confound any shooter who doesn’t focus. Fun and challenging and always worth the trip.
Number of visits: More than 10
Hands down the best sporting clays facility around. Great hours, great course, great people.
Number of visits: More than 10
Next to M&M Sporting Clays in NJ, Addieville puts on the best tournaments in the United States and is by far, the best club in all of New England.
A fully automated system with 2-10 Sporting Clays courses usually up. Including an “Extreme Sporting” course for shooters that really like a challenge. No easy hits on this course.
Club usually hosts the Zone 1 shoot. In addition, hosts the Ruger North American Championship and the HiDefspex Lobster Classic. These shoots are popular and normally turn shooters away, so sign up early for the best shoots you will ever attend. Shooters like George Digweed, John Kruger, Joe Cantey, Curtis Mauldin and the Cary brothers were in attendance this year, so if you want to shoot with the best, come to the lobster classic.
Great Food, Great Management, stunning grounds and most importantly, great targets. Come to Addieville and you won’t be disappointed.