Mackenzie Brown competed for Team USA Archery in the Rio 2016 Olympics. Photo: World Archery.
NBC Sports Group will enjoy exclusive rights to televise and stream World Archery's major events after reaching a four-year deal with the governing body.
Under the terms of the agreement, NBC Sports will be able to show Archery World Cup and World Archery Championship broadcasts through to 2020 in the United States.
The agreement ensures the World Cup circuit will be covered for four straight years on the network.
World Archery Championships in Mexico City in 2017 and the Netherlands in 2019 will also be shown.
"Engagement with World Archery's international calendar is steadily growing and this new partnership marks a huge step forward for archery's penetration into the North American market," said Tom Dielen, World Archery secretary general.
NBC Sports has vowed to work with World Archery to promote the sport across the US, through their use of traditional and digital media.
It is claimed that 23 million people across the country pick up a bow each year, according to a report by the Archery Trade Association.
World Archery believe the latest agreement will help to make the US a key market for the sport.
"From its debut at the Olympic Games in Paris in 1900 to the iconic moment in Barcelona in 1992 when the cauldron was lit by archer Antonio Rebollo's flaming arrow, archery has been an indelible part of the Olympic Games," said Jim Bell, NBC Sports President for Olympic production and programming.