Frequently Asked Questions

$20 per person for one hour of play. 

$15 for veterans and first responders with Mike’s Discount.  Co-owner Mike Peterson is a US Navy veteran who served aboard the USS Hornet during Vietnam. (Must show proper ID when paying)

$10 per person during Broke Axe Mondays from 3-9PM

Walk-ins are welcome during regular business hours. However, we recommend booking your reservation online to guarantee your fun experience.

It is like throwing darts only bigger and more fun. The axe throwing range is divided up into lanes with at least one target at the end of each lane at which you throw your axe.  You may throw your axe with two hands over your head, or one-handed to the side of your head.  Just pick your throwing stance and throw it toward the bull’s eye!

Yes, safety is our family’s number one priority, so we hired a consultant that is certified by WATL to ensure that we adhered to strict safety standards when designing and building our range.  Our consultant also works with us to train our staff so they could become WATL certified coaches. Our WATL Certified coaches will brief you on the safety protocols of axe & knife throwing before you throw so you can be confident that you will have a safe and fun experience.  Also, prior to throwing you will be required to review and sign a waiver that goes over safety protocols.

Closed-toe shoes are required. Wear loose and comfortable clothing.

Currently, our insurance company requires that all throwers be at least 10 years of age.  And, anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult with the authority to sign a waiver for the underage player.

Yes, you can watch for free.  But once you see how much fun everyone else is having, we bet you will want to join in.

You are welcome to bring outside food in, but if you don’t want to bring your own, we do have a snack bar that is stocked with lots of your favorite goodies and non-alcoholic beverages.  

We will not be selling alcoholic beverages at this time. However, there will be some occasions where BYOB may be allowed.

Yes, axe throwing is perfect for corporate events, birthday parties, bachelor/bachelorette parties or any other special occasion.  We also offer group rates for groups of 10 or more. Please call (870) 701-1813 for details.

Yes, but we will have to inspect and approve them before you can use them.

Yes, you can.  We love to see our axe throwing community have fun so we encourage you to tag us and post them on our Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter pages. 

Yes, we have upgraded our entrance to be fully wheelchair accessible.  We also designed our lanes and ADA restroom with accessibility in mind.  However, if we missed anything please don’t hesitate to let us know… we want all our guests to have equal access to the fun!! 

We recommend arriving 15 minutes early to your scheduled reservation. We have a terrific space to wait with a TV and offer plenty of snacks and drinks.  You can sign your waiver, explore, and get settled in.

You will have one required safety briefing per group. The Axe Master will wait for all group members to arrive before starting the safety briefing. If you arrive late, you will have less time to throw axes.

All reservations and sales are final.  No refunds are given for late, missed, or canceled reservations.  Should you or your group need to reschedule for any reason, at least a 24-hour notice must be provided to receive a store credit.

We recommend a leisurely and fun game of axe throwing. We follow the guidance of the World Axe Throwing League.

Here is handy information to use when you want to make axe throwing competitive:

Match: A game, a.k.a match, consists of each player throwing 10 times. Note: A typical league night allows every participant 4 matches.

Point Leader Starts: Each player should throw 10 times for one match. After everyone throws one match, the scores should be tallied and the point leader should kick-off set 2. Repeat with the point leader after matches 2 – 4.

Scoring:

Bull’s Eye: The bull’s eye is worth 6 points.

Additional Rings: All rings around the bull’s eye have labeled point values (1-4 points).

Blue Dots: Blue dots are 10 points a.k.a. Kill shots. The kill shots are only available on the 10th throw and must be called before the throw. Otherwise the blue dots are worth 1 point (the value of the ring they are in).

Drop: If the axe drops off the target it is worth zero points.

Games: We have multiple games you can play in addition to the regular match format. You will receive a sheet with the rules during your safety instruction.

Sharp Edges Axe Throwing match rules:

Stand behind the red line to throw the axe.

All throws must be made: a) 1 hand holding the axe & over or behind the head or b) 2 hands holding the axe & over or behind the head.

All scoring is based on where the majority of the axe head lands on the target. As long as the axe is touching the higher value ring, the higher amount of points is awarded.

To score, the axe must make one rotation or more.

To be a good sport, the point leader should throw first at the start of a set.

Always give the person throwing the axe plenty of room. This means at least 4 feet of cleared space around the person at all times.

Put the axe in the holding hardware after your set.

Wear loose fitting clothing so you can make the full range of motion for axe throwing.

Closed toe shoes are required.

Like bowling, stay in your lane.

Indoor axe throwing is encouraged as a group activity for all ages and skill levels. Please respect the different abilities of everyone.

The point leader throws first. The person with the next highest point is second and so on.

Consult your Axe Expert if you have questions.

Have fun!