The target is a five colored target, 122cm in diameter. There are ten coloured scoring rings, each 12.2cm in width, with each colour consisting of two rings. The inner colour, gold, scores 10 points for the innermost circle and nine points for the next circle.

The yellow rings score 10 and nine points, red rings score eight and seven points, blue rings score six and five points, black rings score four and three points, and the white rings score two points and one point. Missing the target scores zero points.

There will be men's individual and team events, women's individual and team events at the Tokyo Olympics and, for the first time, a mixed team event in which men and women compete together. Olympic archery targets are 122 centimeters in diameter -- about four-feet wide.

Target archery is the kind played at the Olympic and Paralympic Games, and is the type that most beginners or "Have a go" archery session participants try first. Archers shoot at distances of between 10 metres and 90 metres in outdoor competitions. Archery GB rounds can be up to 100 yards.

Field archery, meanwhile, means a day of shooting in the woods and necessitates walking from one target to the next. The distances walked will be determined by the available space and the course setters ability to set out 14 or 28 targets in safety. The sort of round and distances shot can vary widely.

Archery Sport Rules Target archery calls for the archer to fire arrows from their bows at stationary targets. Recurve archers shoot at a distance of up to 70 meters and compound archers shoot up to 50 meters. The target has five circular areas with ten scoring zones.

For individual events, three arrows constitute a set, while it is four arrows for a mixed team event and six arrows for a team event. As per archery rules, the first archer or team to accumulate six points is declared the winner in a matchplay, with the losers being eliminated.

As mentioned it would depend on the specifics of the tournament in which the archer is competing, but in an archery competition the winner is either the person who has the highest cumulative total score after a set number of arrows, or the one who has successfully overcome all opponents faced in a knockout scenario.

Hand-Made Archery Target, 3 layers, Thickness: 6cm(2.3inch)

anything over a 200 is quite good. A good shooter should be in the 240 range. The best barebow shooters (with target bows) are in the 280's. And there are VERY few doing that regularly in real life.

Compound archers shoot 50 meters at an 80-centimeter target. Recurve archers shoot 70 meters at a 122-centimeter target. Barebow archers shoot 50 meters at a 122-centimeter target.

It consists of thirty arrows, each worth a maximum of ten points. The maximum score is 10×30=300 points, which is where the name of the round comes from. The 300 Round is a Target Round (i.e. not a Field Archery Round), so one shoots at only one target for the entire round and shoots from level ground.

Depending on what arrow rest you have and where you want the end of your arrow to sit on the shelf, you might be able to shoot an arrow that's anywhere from 28.5 to 31 inches long. At its shortest, an arrow can be just long enough to sit on your rest at full draw.

Target Games involve propelling an object with the aim to place it on, in or near a target to obtain the best possible score. Sports that use target game objectives include archery, bocce, croquet, golf and ten pin bowling.

Archery Targets is offer in a variety of materials such as Minicell Foam Layering & Replacement, Pre-Built With large wheels & wood frame, Solid Polyethylene Foam, Solid Minicell Foam and Dart Target.

The maximum score that an archer can earn in one set is the number of arrows in the set multiplied by 10. In order to earn 10 points, an archer's arrow must land within the smallest gold circle in the center of the target.