KSV De Betuwe
About
KSV De Betuwe — a clay target shooting club in Ommeren (Gelderland province, Netherlands), founded in 1972. The shooting range is located on its own property of approximately 18 hectares and is one of the largest club organizations for clay target shooting in the country, with over 700 members.
The range offers five disciplines of clay target shooting: Olympic skeet and sporting skeet, compact sporting, sporting, and ABT. In total, the facility operates 10 stands and a separate instructor stand for beginners. All stands are serviced by over 100 trap machines; the total number of shooting positions is 47. Sporting skeet is regulated by KNSA and is a more accessible option for those just starting out.
For beginners and corporate groups, lessons are provided under the guidance of KNSA-certified instructors. The clubhouse is equipped with a professional bar and kitchen. The range regularly hosts competitions of various levels, including qualifying rounds for PCVN and cup tournaments.
Its central location in the Netherlands makes KSV De Betuwe a convenient place for both regular training for experienced shooters and for first-time introductions to clay target shooting.