

The Axehole Dungeon
​​Axeperience
Safety first! Well at least second! I mean you are axe-throwing, afterall.
Familiarize yourself with our dungeon rules to ensure a fun and safe experience for everyone. Click here to view the full list of guidelines.
Learn the basics of keeping score with just a few simple rules. Click here for details on scoring and how to track your progress effectively.
Hours
Monday CLOSED
Tue.-Wed 5-8:00 PM
Thurs: 5-9:00 PM
Fri. 5-10:00 PM
Sat Noon -10:00PM
Sunday Noon -6:00 PM
Axehole Dungeon House Rules & Safety

General rules
• Everyone must sign a waiver
• Closed-toe shoes are required.
• Spectators will be asked to leave if they throw.
• Intoxicated person will not be allowed to throw.
• Two drinks maximum while throwing.
• Minors age 10-17 are permitted to throw with adult supervision.
Axe and Lane Safety
• Follow your axepert coach directions.
• One thrower, one axe per lane.
• Stay behind the safety line when not throwing.
• Axes must stay in the bins when not being thrown.
Axes shall never be thrown when a person or live object is beyond the 12ft fault line.
• Throw from in front of the line if you are throwing.
• No aggressive or destructive throwing.
• Excessive force in throwing may result in axes bouncing back or sliding back.
• Watch your feet when axes slide back on the ground.
• Wait until the axes have stopped moving before you pick them up.
• Ask staff help when retrieving an axe.
• Follow the buddy system – one axe per target, then walk down together to pick
up the axes.
• No trick shots.
• Never hand an axe to the next thrower, place the axe in the bin at the end of your turn.
• Be aware of your surroundings; no swinging, no gesturing, no flipping.
• Keep hands off the fencing.
• Inform the staff of any loose boards.
• No food or drink in lanes.
Let’s keep axe throwing safe, sane, fun and axe-ceptional!
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Scoring
Axe Scoring Guidelines
Where Your Axe Counts:
Only the front part of the axe head scores—the section up to the front of the eye (the opening where the handle passes through). If your axe doesn’t have a visible eye, the scoring zone is judged where the handle first connects to the head.
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​Points are awarded according to the highest-value scoring ring that the valid portion of the axe contacts. In cases where the blade touches a dividing line, the higher point value is given. While this may not be standard across all leagues, it is the method used here.​
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Axes that land below the scoring surface or bury too deep don't count past what's visible above the board. No yanking or shifting allowed—score it exactly as it landed.
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If your axe drops before it’s scored, that’s a drop—no points.
