Axe Throwing Events in Colorado
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Colorado axe throwing events happen at indoor throwing venues year round, with friends, coworkers and charity groups competing in casual brackets and weekly leagues.
Singles Bracket
Throwers go head to head in a bracket, each throwing a set number of axes at a wooden target. The higher score wins and advances.
Doubles / Team
Teams of two or more combine scores from each member's throws. The team with the higher total wins the match.
Round Robin
Every thrower or team plays each other in a group. Match wins, then total points, decide the standings.
Big Axe
Throwers use a larger, two-handed axe thrown from a longer distance. Scoring follows standard target rings.
Duals
Two throwers stand side by side and throw at their own targets at the same time. Higher score wins the round.
Standard Hatchet
The core format with a one-handed hatchet thrown at a target with scoring rings. Each match has a set number of throws.
League
Throwers meet weekly over several weeks for matches, building standings that lead to a final playoff night.
Clinic, camp or lessons
A coach teaches safe grip, stance and release with one and two-handed throws before players try scored throws.
Social or open play
Groups rent lanes and throw casually, sometimes playing simple games, with no standings.
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Side contests, fundraisers and traditions that people remember as much as the results.
Bullseye Bracket
Throwers face off head-to-head on standard targets in a bracket, with the bullseye worth the most. Coaches watch every lane and keep standard throwing rules.
Called Shot Challenge
Throwers call a target ring before each throw and earn bonus points if they hit it. Skill based fun that stays within normal lane rules.
Sponsor a Lane
Businesses sponsor a lane with a banner and a named bracket prize. Easy visibility in a space where crowds gather.
Buy a Bonus Throw
Players buy a limited number of extra throws, with all money going to the cause. Every bonus throw follows the same coach supervised lane rules.
Lumberjack Flannel Day
Throwers wear flannel, suspenders and beards, real or fake, for a best lumberjack prize. Closed toe shoes and safety rules stay in place.
Sponsor Scoreboard
A sponsor's name goes on the big screen or chalk scoreboard, with a shout out for each bracket winner. Seen by every thrower all night.
Spectator Prediction Board
Spectators behind the safety line pick bracket winners on a board, and the best picker wins a prize. Keeps fans involved without stepping near lanes.
Golden Axe Trophy
The champion wins a gold painted axe mounted on a wood plaque, with names added each year. Take the photo in the lobby, away from the lanes.
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Tip: Use only trained lane coaches to run each lane, and keep spectators behind the safety line at all times.
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Where can I find axe throwing events near me in Colorado?
This page lists every confirmed axe throwing events on Colorado Under Par, with dates, cities and how to sign up. New events are added every week, so check back soon. Use the Event Hub to filter by city or distance from you.
Where can I play or practice in Colorado?
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