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Matthew Coward-Holley is the World Number 1 Olympic Trap Champion! Here, we are giving you the chance to win a two-hour lesson with the man himself…
At just 25 years of age, Matthew Coward-Holley is the first Brit ever to hold the title of World Champion in Olympic Trap, not to mention countless other notable wins and a quota place for what will now be the 2021 Olympic Games! Matt has recently set up his own shooting business with partner Augusta Campos-Martyn, which specialises in Sim Game days and coaching for Trap disciplines. Visit hillfortsporting.com for more info! To accompany an interview with Matt in the August issue of Clay Shooter magazine, he is offering up a two-hour DTL lesson worth £150 at his facility near Salisbury in Wiltshire. For your chance to WIN, just fill in the form below! Good luck!
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