FAQs

No, the Sporting Club is a private, members-only facility. All range and club amenities are restricted to members and their approved guests. Third-party groups may inquire about group events by emailing info@hsbsportingclub.com.

Membership privileges mirror those of the resort and include the primary member, spouse, and dependents under the age of 26.

Members may designate up to two additional designees (age 21+, non-resort members, who reside more than 25 miles from the club). Individuals must complete a liability release and must be legally permitted to own or possess a firearm.

All Sporting Club members are required to participate in a safety orientation prior to engaging in shooting activities. Schedule your onboarding.

Yes. The fee for both the 4-seat and 6-seat golf carts is $15 (plus tax) per person.

Membership capacity is currently under review and will be communicated as the club grows.

We do not offer corporate memberships at this time.

No. The Sporting Club operates independently, in partnership with The Club at Horseshoe Bay.

For convenience, all Sporting Club expenses are applied directly through your existing resort account.

Clay targets are included with your membership. Ammunition may be purchased at the clubhouse front desk.

Most charges will be applied to membership accounts, with the exception of booking private training and other on-site events and classes, which is done through the club website and will require credit card payment upon registration.

Members will be granted gate access upon onboarding at the club.

Yes. Vehicle access to the pistol bays is permitted in accordance with club guidelines. Members must check in at the clubhouse before entering the range.

No, members will not have access when staff is not present.

A shower is available for member convenience. Full locker room facilities are not available at this time.

Anyone under age 18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian at all times.

Yes, dogs are permitted but must be leashed and under the owner's control at all times.

Yes. The clubhouse features a formal conference room, as well as lounge and game room spaces suitable for informal meetings, in addition to private dining areas.

Grab-and-go items and beverages are available for purchase in the clubhouse. The clubhouse also features a complimentary espresso bar. Our full bar, The Last Shot, located in the Trophy Room, serves craft cocktails and beer.

The Last Shot bar is open Tuesday through Sunday, from noon to 7 PM, year-round with no seasonal change. The bar and the club are both closed on Mondays.

Catering is available through the resort and can be arranged by contacting the club concierge.

No alcohol or mind-altering substances, including medications that impair judgment or coordination, may be consumed before or during shooting activities. Outside alcohol is not permitted at the club. The club reserves the right to prohibit participation in shooting by anyone who appears impaired. The club maintains a zero-tolerance alcohol policy.

Yes, there is an $85 per person guest fee. All guest charges (including food and beverage and retail), whether for resort members or non-members, will be applied to the host's Sporting Club member account. Cart usage for guests is included in the fee. Junior guests (age 15 and younger) enjoy a $55 guest fee that includes clays and cart fees.

Members may bring up to five guests at a time. Groups larger than six require approval from the General Manager.

Guests may visit the club no more than three times per year.

The club features 12 covered sporting clays stations, one flurry deck, two shooting decks (5-Stand, knockout, and other shotgun games), one Helice ring, and four pistol and carbine shooting bays (9mm to 5.56).

Skeet and trap fields are not part of the initial launch phase but may be considered in future development phases.

Long-range shooting is not available on-site. Packsaddle Precision, a new long-range shooting facility located 15 minutes west of the club, will open in 2026. Sporting Club members will have first access to join at a discounted rate.

Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian.

Yes, with 24-hour notice. Setups can be requested by calling the club concierge line.

While not required, pistol bays are available to reserve by calling or emailing the club, or visiting the concierge desk.

The maximum caliber permitted is 5.56 / 300 Blackout.

Yes, up to 50 yards.

Paper targets, static steel, and moving steel targets are available.

Lead shot only, with no sizes larger than 7.5, 8, and 9.

For clay target shooting, the minimum barrel length is 24 inches. Shorter barrels may be used on the pistol bays.

For each station there are four throwers. Target presentations are rotated regularly.

Yes, requests can be made directly to the General Manager by email or in person.

Yes, private instruction and group classes are available for shotgun, pistol, and carbine disciplines.

Yes, members will be able to schedule private concealed carry classes through the club website.

Yes, ammunition is available for purchase. A curated selection of retail items is available in the pro shop.

The club offers a selection of shotguns, pistols, and rifles available to rent. See the concierge desk for details.

No, firearms are not for sale through the club.

No, not at this time.

Yes, these items are priced with their resort members' discount in place.

Yes. The club offers a range of events including league nights, club tournaments, and exclusive Members' Dinners. All events are posted on the club website's event calendar page.

No, registered NSCA shoots are not currently planned.

All events can be scheduled and coordinated directly through the club concierge or General Manager.

Yes. Guided hunting is part of our Adventures program, alongside wingshooting and fishing. Trips run from Hill Country exotics and managed whitetail to elk in Colorado, dove in Argentina and plains game in Africa. See what is on the calendar on the Adventures page.

All members must follow strict safety protocols, including firearm handling standards, range etiquette, and caliber restrictions. Complete rules are provided in the Rules section of the Welcome Guide.

Yes. Staff are trained to respond to emergencies, contact emergency services, and provide critical information. Emergency procedures are posted throughout the range and clubhouse area.

The club spans over 150 acres, encompassing ranges and clubhouse facilities designed for both shooting and leisure. The property offers scenic Hill Country views, whether you are enjoying the course or socializing with friends.

Rhythm Outdoors, an experienced sporting club operator, with Adam McCaw serving as General Manager.