White Wolf Bushcraft School, Colne Valley Business Park Unit 52, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD7 5QG. Kinsmen Activity Centre Cornhole is another dog-eat-dog game to play while axe throwing. It’s unique due to its scoring method, putting players of similar skill levels toe-to-toe. Play anywhere with the wide bases allowing for play on a variety of surfaces, from the sandy beach to the grassy park, to the tailgate tarmac, this outdoor game is ready for anything! The activity sounds rather dangerous but with our safety measures in place, it is 100% safe. We begin with an introduction to axe throwing and the ways in which to throw. After a few practice throws, we take on the scoring targets, where it really gets fun.

Take down your opponents in pursuit of 64 points, beat your family in a race around the world or team up with other players to take down even more opponents. They challenge your precision, coordination, and critical thinking. They’re an excellent way to train, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and break the monotony of repetitive drills.

An alternative approach is for the first participant to announce the point value they’re aiming for before throwing. Their opponent follows suit, aiming for the same zone during their attempt. Those requiring the assistance of a cane or other walking device may have that device resting past the fault line provided both feet remain behind the designated line. ADVANCED throwers play the second half of the with a 15′ fault line; the fault line does not change for AMATEUR throwers. If a thrower disagrees with a judge’s call to not change the boards, they may request the head judge inspect the target(s).

They're based in convenient locations including supermarkets, newsagents and train stations. Plus they're often open late and on Sundays. An Amateur thrower throwing in an Open division playing with Advanced rules must still throw the second half of the match from 15.’ Found in 2017, the World Axe Throwing League (WATL) is the global governing body of urban axe throwing and exists to promote axe throwing as a professional sport by bringing together axe throwing clubs.For example: Team A has 4s closed out, Team B has hit two 4s. Favoring the offense means that if a player from Team B hits their third 4, the player from Team A has only that throw as a last chance to score on 4s. Target boards should be changed at the discretion of the lane judge should they feel one of the above criteria is met. When a team closes out a number, that number of points is awarded to that team with each subsequent hit (ex. If 3s are closed, every 3 the team hits from then on earns them 3 points) Here are a couple more games you can play for some variation on standard gameplay. Around The World Judges are responsible for disclosing any conflicts of interest to throwers before a sanctioned game and directly asking them if they’d prefer a new judge.