COVID-19 Information 

Click here to view Shooting Club COVID-19 Restrictions and Guidelines. (Revised October 30, 2020)

Click here to view instructions on how to schedule a reservation.

New 2021 IHSC Photo Membership Cards

Effective April 1st, 2021, all IHSC family members will be required to show their NEW 2021 Membership Cards when checking in to use the ranges and the shotgun fields. Membership cards will no longer be mailed. You can schedule a time to pick-up your card at the Skeet Clubhouse by clicking the Reservation button below.

Student Trappers Wanted!

The IHSC is now hiring part-time Shooting Range Trappers to help with the shotgun fields and other operational tasks. The ideal candidate would be a high school student and must be 16 years of age or older with a great aptitude for member service. View the job description here.

To schedule an interview, please email the IHSC Supervisor at dsteuerwald@ihill.org.

Rate Increase Effective April 1, 2021

The Indian Hill Shooting Club has been a unique Village benefit and resource to the community for many decades and continues to thrive in the face of current events. Flourishing membership growth is driving the IHSC into the future.

In 2020, the Indian Hill Shooting Club Board of Advisors conducted a nine-month study to develop a long range strategic plan for the IHSC. This “2020 Initiative – In Search of First Class” brought to light the need for additional programing, educational opportunities and facility improvements, all to enhance and add to the experiential benefit of the IHSC members.

Programing will include activities such as skeet, five-stand leagues and “non-intimating” pistol/rifle competitions for adults and youth. Facility improvements include paving the drives, construction of the new Five-Stand Pavilion, and cosmetic improvements to the exteriors of the two main buildings. New photo ID membership cards will begin on April 1st for the 2021 – 22 year to improve member check-in and pride in belonging.

To facilitate these much needed improvements and additional benefits, resident memberships will increase by $75 to $200 annually and non-resident memberships will increase to $275 annually, starting with the 2021 – 2022 membership year. While the cost of operation has increased every year, there has not been an increase in annual IHSC membership fees in nearly three decades.

Residents of the Village of Indian Hill are encouraged to join the IHSC at any time. There is currently a waiting list for those living outside of the Village who are interested in joining.

For additional information on the Indian Hill Shooting Club or questions concerning membership, you may contact the IHSC Supervisor, Dick Steuerwald, at DSteuerwald@ihill.org.

Membership Information

Membership fees are $200 per year for Indian Hill Residents and $275 for all non-residents*

Memberships are limited to the member of record, his or her spouse and any dependent children under the age of twenty-five.

*Note: There is currently a waiting list for non-resident memberships and an initiation fee of $150.00 in addition to the membership fee. Please call the office to place your name on the waiting list.

IHSC Liability Waivers Required

Effective June 1 st, 2017, it became necessary for all members and guests of members to sign and have on file a liability waiver. If you do not have a waiver on file at the IHSC, please download the document from this site, complete it and deliver it to the IHSC during normal hours of operation to be place on file.

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Safety Resources 

Safety and club orientation classes are given during normal hours of operation. 

• Club Safety Rules
• Guest Policy Updated March 2014
• Shotgun Safety Review
• “Visible” Safety

Safety Videos

• Safety Orientation Video
• Shotgun Safety Video

Skeet Information

• Basic Skeet Lesson
• Sustained Lead Basics

With a population of around 5,900 people, it is technically a city but its life style over the years has remained constant, that of a quiet residential community. Indian Hill is located in Hamilton County, Ohio, just a few miles northeast of the City of Cincinnati.

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