FAQ

We advocate, practise and compete in Asiatic traditional archery, a form of archery that was practised in this region. We use traditional bows with historical designs, no shooting aids or aiming mechanisms, and a thumb draw. It is a tradition that dates back thousands of years.

The annual membership fee is S$65. Membership begins on the date you pass the Level 1 assessment and is valid for one year.

You will join a recognised, accredited, and transparent club and become an active member of Singapore's traditional archery community. You will be exposed to and encouraged to participate in regional and international events and competitions. As members, you get one 1-hour consultation with a senior archer on a topic of interest. We will schedule the session based on the availability of both the mentor and the member.

SG Archers courses and training are planned at Salt & Light Archery, 2A Clementi Road, Singapore. Participants will receive venue and session details before their activity.

Participants who pass the relevant competency assessment will receive the certificate for their course level: Trad BAC Certificate for Level 1, Trad L2 Certificate for Level 2, and Trad L3 Certificate for Level 3.

SG Archers is an affiliate member of the Archery Association of Singapore (AAS) and AAS is a member of the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC).

No. Club membership or affiliation alone does not guarantee selection to represent Singapore. Selection depends on the event's rules and the applicable national selection and approval processes.

Yes. You can remain a member of your modern archery club and join SG Archers to practise traditional archery. Contact us to discuss your experience, equipment and goals, and we’ll advise you on a suitable starting point.

Yes, we do. Please reach out via the Join Us section.

Tell us about your previous training, experience and goals. Depending on your background and the pathway you seek, SG Archers may recommend an assessment before placing you on a course or allowing direct entry. Some competition results may qualify for an assessment exemption under the applicable course criteria.

SG Archers' primary focus is Asiatic traditional archery, and our instruction is designed around that focus. Contact us to discuss your experience, goals and whether the training pathway is suitable.

Longbow archers may enquire about joining. SG Archers' competition pathway focuses on categories that permit traditional bows and natural arrows. Hunting bows are not suitable for this competition pathway.

SG Archers prepares archers in line with the applicable Okçular Vakfı and WTAF rules for relevant competitions. Requirements vary by event and category. When training at Salt & Light Archery, members and participants must also follow the venue's current safety rules and staff instructions.

No. SG Archers currently teaches participants aged 21 and above.

If you are a member of another traditional archery club, please inform your club and formally conclude that membership before joining SG Archers. If you have already done so and are looking to join a new club, you’re welcome to apply. If your other club is for modern archery, you do not need to leave. SG Archers focuses on traditional archery, so you can remain with your modern archery club for that discipline and join SG Archers to practise traditional archery.

Lessons take place at Salt & Light Archery’s range, but SG Archers is an independent club and is not part of the Salt & Light Archery Club. Lane bookings are charged hourly, with rates that differ between weekdays and weekends, based on Salt & Light Archery’s current pricing.

Yes. Current members may request an official letter confirming their membership in SG Archers.

SG Archers can issue an official letter confirming a member’s membership status and, where applicable, their overseas competition participation or representation.

SG Archers can provide membership or club information when an event organiser requests it during registration. Entry, eligibility and selection are determined by the event organiser and, where applicable, the relevant national association. Membership does not guarantee acceptance or selection.

Yes. Archers of any nationality may enter SG Archers competitions that are open to all eligible participants. If a competition is specifically restricted to local participants, the event’s eligibility rules apply. Please check the rules for each competition before registering.

SG Archers may offer an annual Support Program for performance-focused members. Please contact your designated Senior Archers or look out for Club communications

Always comply with all Customs & Border Control requirements. We recommend members travelling with Archery equipment declare it accordingly and follow airline/Transport operator instructions. It will help to have the invitation letter for the Archery Event/Competition you are participating in and proof of archery club membership with you. If you are travelling for the first time with Archery Equipment, please connect with your SG Archers mentor for advice.