New membership form

You have completed your beginner class or an archers assessment with our coaches, what's next?

You can now become a full member of Wolfstar Archers and the SFAA.

To become a member of Wolfstar Archers fill in the form on this page, only people approved by the coaches will be accepted. To gain approval you either need to successfully complete the beginners class or attend an archery competency assessment session with one of our coaches.

Once complete hit submit, you have to fill in the form for each person wanting to join including juniors.

The cost of membership is £120 per year for adults and £60 for 18 and under. this can be paid with a standing order for the fee £10 for adults and £5 for Juniors and young adults (18 and under) monthly for 12 months. Ask the committee for bank details.

You must also become a member of the SFAA more details can be found following this link.

You must agree to the following

Membership of Wolfstar Field Archery Club and the SFAA entitled you to use the club facilities and provides compulsory insurance against third party claims against you and Wolfstar.

It also places you under and obligation to abide by the club’s constitution and the executive rules which are in place to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all members, to protect other people and to sustain the good reputation of the club and the sport.

You are required on joining and renewing your membership to sign a declaration below that you have understood these rules and agree to abide by them.

BHAA Associate Membership

If you are a British Horseback Archery Association (BHAA)  member you can apply for an associate membership with is £60 per year, £5 per moth via standing order. this will allow you to shoot at Pencraig woods with a certified BHAA coach in attendance. You will not be covered by insurance to shoot without a coach in attendance. Only Archers that have passed a Wolfstar coaches assessment may apply for this membership and all rules and regulations of Wolfstar Archery club need to be followed whilst shooting at Pencraig woods.