Does anybody know some good places in Houston to go shoot sporting clays that don't require a membership, other than The American Shooting Center? I am hoping to take a group of guys to go shoot sporting clays before my wedding. I have been to ASC a few times and was hoping there might be some nicer options out there that would not require me to become a member first.

If you don't mind a little drive, there's also Creekwood Shooting Sports up in Conroe. You don't have to be a member to play a round.

Went up there for the first time about a month ago and the clays course runs thru tree cover, with good variety of stations.

http://www.creekwoodshootingsports.com/

ASC might still be underwater......Id call and check in just in case

American shooting centers won't be open until the end of May at the earliest. As of a week ago they still had too much water and we're trying to assess damage done. They posted a pic on Facebook last week. It was crazy.

The city of Texas city gun range had a nice set up. I know the rifle and pistol ranges open to the public but not sure how the skeet range operates for the public. I have shot there for a charity event.

Try Texas Premier Sporting Arms in Sealy. Brand new place that is going to be private but I believe they are open to the public while they get up and going.

I haven't been out there but a friend of mine is scoping it out for a company shoot and says it is legit. I would call first before showing up and make sure they'll let you shoot.

There is a spot down in League City off of 646. Only used the rifle range, but they have some skeet and trap on the property.

It's not to hard to find a member to hook you up at Greater Houston. I bet you already know a member. It's a great facility. Go on wed to cook them some steaksand drink afterwards.

Trust me y'all will have a much better time there than anywhere else. I'm on the waiting list or I would help you out.

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American shooting centers won't be open until the end of May at the earliest. As of a week ago they still had too much water and we're trying to assess damage done. They posted a pic on Facebook last week. It was crazy.

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I drove by on Monday and ASC is still a lake. That place does not drain quickly. Westheimer Pwky is open thru the reservoir going east & west, but Barker Cypress is still under a couple feet.

There are two courses on the west side of Conroe open to the public that are pretty nice.

+1 for Creekwood... very nice. Another good option (also in Conroe) is Gun Emporium. Their clays course is almost entirely in the woods. I was there with a client about 2 months ago and it was in great shape... I may like it better than Creekwood.

Another +1 for Creekwood