Best Sporting Clays Facility?

**marinakorp** · February 15th, 2008, 05:48 PM

Originally Posted by Major

Nemacolin doesn't sound too bad. $70 for 100 clays at 15 stations. Anyone know how that compares with other sporting clay courses?

Nemacolin Prices are:

50 clays - $50
75 clays - $60
100 clays - $70

It's not their prices... their facilities and ranges are AWESOME.

If htere was one for a few dollars less (50 per 100?)... probably wouldn't go there... they are that nice.

**huntingbeaver** · February 19th, 2008, 10:50 PM

Lawrence county sporting is open Wednesday evening, saturday and sunday all day. Non member prices are $30 for 100 birds. Nothing compares with Nemacolin, but LCSA is brand new, and its all automatic (you don't need a puller) You just carry the remote and plug it in at each station.

**PAHRN** · September 24th, 2010, 04:39 PM

I've been to several sporting clays facilities around the Pittsburgh area and beyond. My personal favorite is Seven Springs, about an hour east of Pittsburgh in Champion, PA. There is a great mix of easy, moderate and insanely difficult shots. You can easily spend a day at Seven Springs not only shooting sporting clays, but fly fishing, biking, golfing and swimming and in the winter skiing and snow boarding. It's a top notch facility where the employees make sure you have a great time and enjoy every moment. The resort is about 10 minutes off the PA Turnpike, making it easy to get to. My second favorite place is Nemacolin Shooting Academy--also a top notch establishment. Both places are the high class establishments; if you're looking to be cared for and catered to, these are the places to go.