Hatchet Hangout WATL League Promotional Axe throwing Commercial

If you want to be part of something special and axeciting, test your skills and compete against other axe throwers, we have what you need: AN AXE THROWING LEAGUE.

Experience the World Axe Throwing League (as seen on ESPN) All skill levels welcome. Fun & friendly competitive! You have the opportunity to advance to the World Axe Throwing Championship!

Hatchet Hangout World Axe Throwing League Commercial. Hatchet Hangout is a proud member of the World Axe Throwing League (WATL), with standardized scoring systems, points, and throwing techniques.

If you’re looking for some intense Axe Throwing competition or just want to meet some new friends, Hatchet Hangout - Axe Throwing Leagues are the perfect way to throw some axe-citement into your life. Hatchet Hangout - Axe Throwing Leagues are geared towards all skill levels, so everyone from a rookie to an axe-pert can chop down the competition in one of the most unique leagues around.

Official WATL play is once per week for 7 weeks with a playoff on week 8. Each League night you’ll play in 4 matches and accumulate points all season. The winner will have a chance to win a spot in the World Axe Throwing League Championships!

Experience the World Axe Throwing League (as seen on ESPN) All skill levels welcome. Fun & friendly competitive! You have the opportunity to advance to the World Axe Throwing Championship!

We are an affiliate of the World Axe Throwing League (WATL), so when you compete locally, you also compete nationally. You have the opportunity to advance to the World Axe Throwing Championship!

Each week, you will compete against four people in an 8-week battle of league fun, culminating in the crowning of a League Night Champion. Bragging rights assured.

At the end of the regular league play, each League Night Champion will compete for the title of Regional Champion!

Show up on League Nights for the next 8 weeks, and prepare to experience the ‘axecitement’ of sharp metal hurtling through the air and accurately lodging in targets 12 feet away. It is certainly a test of skills if we’ve ever seen one.