Archery Score Calculator
Type in each arrow by end and get your total, average per arrow, X and 10 counts, misses, and per-end totals. Works for indoor and outdoor rounds, practice sessions, and league nights.
🎯 Archery Score Calculator
Enter your values below. Results update as you type.
| End | Arrows | End Total | Running Total |
|---|
Total = sum of all arrows (X = X-ring value, M = 0)
Average = Total ÷ Arrows shot · Percentage = Total ÷ (Arrows × Max) × 100
📝 How to Enter Scores
- Put each end on its own line. The table above shows a total for every end.
- Type X for an inner-ten hit and M for a miss. You can also type 0 for a miss.
- Separate arrows with spaces or commas, for example
X, 10, 9. - Pick the X value your format uses. Most target rounds score X as 10 and count Xs separately to break ties.
📊 Common Round Formats
| Round | Arrows | Max Score | Arrows per End |
|---|---|---|---|
| World Archery 18 m indoor | 60 | 600 | 3 |
| World Archery 70 m (recurve) | 72 | 720 | 6 |
| World Archery 50 m (compound) | 72 | 720 | 6 |
| NFAA 300 indoor (5-spot) | 60 | 300 | 5 |
| Vegas 300 (3-spot) | 30 | 300 | 3 |
Always check the rules of your specific event or league for scoring and tie-break details.
Using your average to improve
Arrow average is the best number to track over time. It is unaffected by how many arrows you shot, so a 30-arrow practice and a 72-arrow round compare directly. A rising average with a flat X count usually means your groups are tightening but not yet centered.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How do you calculate an archery score?
Add the value of every arrow. An X usually counts as 10 and a miss counts as 0. Divide the total by the number of arrows to get your average per arrow.
What does X mean in archery scoring?
X is the inner ring of the 10 zone. In most formats it scores 10 points but is counted separately and used to break ties.
What is a good 18-meter indoor score?
It depends on bow type and experience. Club recurve archers often score in the 450–520 range out of 600, while elite compound archers regularly shoot 590 and above.
Can I use this for 3D archery?
Yes. Set the X value to match your scoring system and the maximum to the highest ring value, then enter each target's score.
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Calculator results are planning estimates. Always confirm your setup with chronograph readings and real shooting.