Michael Braden, Bret York, and Jack Gibson have come up with a new archery round that they are calling the World Series of Archery. The idea is to give more people a chance to pull off a win in such a tournament by putting a huge emphasis on the final arrow shot. This final arrow is shot at the middle, small target after a round of 32 arrows. The first 32 arrows are scored at a maximum of 11, for a total of 352, and the final arrow as well has a maximum of 11. These targets go to ELEVEN! (sorry, I couldn’t resist the Spinal Tap reference) One slight flinch on the last arrow could cause a huge loss of points. It’s an interesting concept and one I’d certainly like to try. More information can be found at the World Series of Archery home page.
World Series of Archery
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