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Downers Grove Sportsmen's Club 10-03-26 King of the Hill Tournament

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King of the Hill Sporting Clays Tournament – October 3 at Downers Grove Sportsmen’s Club


Challenge your skills and claim your title!

Downers Grove Sportsmen’s Club will host its King of the Hill 100-Target Sporting Clays Tournament on Saturday, October 3, 2026, at the club in Morris, Illinois.


Open to all shooters, King of the Hill offers a fun and challenging 100-target course featuring 14 sporting clays stations and a variety of presentations designed to test every part of your game.


The Challenge

Competitors will face a mix of singles, report pairs and doubles, with target presentations including:

  • Minis

  • Midis

  • Rabbits

  • Battues

At the end of the day, one shooter will earn bragging rights as the King of the Hill High Overall Champion.


Awards will also be presented for High Member, along with Lewis Class awards, giving shooters throughout the field an opportunity to compete for recognition and prizes.


Event Details

Saturday, October 3, 2026

Shotgun Start: 9:30 AM


Location

Downers Grove Sportsmen’s Club

4700 Old State Road

Morris, Illinois


Prepaid Entry – $125

Your prepaid entry includes:

  • 100 sporting clays targets

  • Shared four-person golf cart

  • Barbecue lunch

  • Beverages after the shoot

  • Awards and prizes

Shooters who register on the day of the event may participate for $150, space permitting.

A lunch-only option is available for $20.


Register Early

Pre-registration ends September 27, 2026, and entries may be limited to 56 shooters, so early registration is encouraged.

Registration is available at the Downers Grove Sportsmen’s Club clubhouse.

For additional information, call 815-941-1366.


Bring Your Sporting Gun

All sporting shotguns are welcome, and sub-gauge shooters will receive a handicap, adding another interesting element to the competition.


Illinois residents participating in the event must have a valid FOID card. Shooters should also review the club’s ammunition and equipment requirements before the event.


Whether you're chasing the High Overall title, competing for a Lewis Class award or simply looking for a great day of sporting clays with fellow shooters, King of the Hill promises plenty of targets, competition and camaraderie.


100 targets. 14 stations. One King of the Hill.


Register early and see if you have what it takes to claim the crown.


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