At a glance
The challenge in four numbers
Distance20 ydabout 18 m
Arrows9
TargetPrintable 3×3 grid
Perfect9
What you need
Kit list
- The NockPoint 3×3 bingo grid (free to print, link below)
- A bale to pin it to
How it's scored
Keeping score
One point per square hit, out of nine.
Quick to set up, easy to understand at any age, and the torn-up grid tells the story better than any leaderboard. Post a photo of yours to the feed.
How to set it up
Three steps, then shoot
Print the grid.
Print the NockPoint 3×3 grid and pin it to your bale at 20 yards (about 18 m).
Nine arrows, one per square.
Hit a square and it counts. Miss and it doesn’t.
Go for the line.
Want a real flex? Land three in a row first, diagonal, horizontal or vertical, then mop up the rest.
Live on NockPoint
Running right now
Archers everywhere are shooting these this month: at the range, in the backyard, at the club. Join one in the app and see where you land.
More ideas
Try one of these next
PrecisionPaper Plate ChallengeTwenty arrows at a paper plate from 50 yards. Every hit is a point, every miss is zero.PrecisionMatchbox ChallengeTwenty arrows at a matchbox from 20 yards. An arrow only counts if it punches clean through.PrecisionTape Line ChallengeTwo strips of tape, twenty arrows. Find out whether your misses go left and right, or up and down.
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