Sorry, but that is completely missing the point and it's not just a problem at Westfield. Both as a ref and when shooting I repeatedly hear the same complaint about several grounds and whilst it's difficult for the shooters it can also be very challenging to score targets when they're flying across the sun, especially after several hours of it.
Throw above the low winter sun? Don't think there is somewhere i haven't been that couldn't with a bit of thought avoid it.
I get your point but as far as I'm concerned the comments in this thread are referencing grounds that do have an alternative. And it's not just a winter problem either.
You make an interesting observation here and your comment is to the point. However, you may be aware that the sun does vary in height and position throughout the day and is more of a hindrance during winter months. So if you assume that the sun shines brightly perhaps on 50% of shoot days would you close the ground because a few throw their teddies out because they brought the wrong glasses?
As has been mentioned by a few others even the very darkest tints can't quite allow you to look directly at the sun, the job for course setters isn't straight forward hence when I have previously answered questions on the subject I have admitted there are limits to what can be done. The point here though is that the setter should be aware of potential problems throughout the year, I have personally had registered scores very badly affected because it was obvious no care whatsoever was taken with regards to several stands. The minimum one expects on problem stands is that the targets height is taken into account, throwing a pair of Teal for instance is bordering on mental incapacity.
Can't find any prices on AC's website at all, and that's usually a concern whenever you're paying for something!
It’s not a posh place it fun and very friendly it’s somewhere around £7/£8 for 25 I think. I can’t be sure as I have a special rate.
