Broadwater led the American dominance in the men’s compound event, with all three medal winners hailing from America.

The two-time World Indoor Championship gold medallist was pushed close by Kristoffer Schaff in the final but eventually came out on top by virtue of a shootout after a 146-146 draw.

"I’m happy that I came away with the win, but I do think I could have shot even better," said Broadwater.

"I felt like I left a lot of points out there that I shouldn’t have.

"It’s always tough in a gold medal match, there’s always more pressure.

"I feel good about winning, but I still think I could have done a little bit better."

Braden Gellenthien secured bronze in the small final.

The women’s compound title was taken by Russia's Alexandra Savenkova, who beat Denmark's Tanja Jensen in the final 146-144.

So Chaewon of South Korea claimed bronze.

Germany’s Lisa Unruh, an Olympic silver medallist at Rio 2016, won the women’s recurve title thanks to a 6-2 victory over Sayana Tsyrempilova of Russia.

South Korea added another bronze medal to their tally through Jin Yun's victory in the small final.

Yun's compatriot Han Jaeyeop secured the title in the men's recurve with a 7-3 win over three-time Olympic medallist Brady Ellison of the United States.

Steve Wijler of The Netherlands, winner of surprise gold at the last World Cup event in Nimes, claimed bronze.

Tomorrow sees the much-anticipated Las Vegas shootout take place.