MOORE AXE THROWING FIELD GUIDE
One Hour of Axe-Citement: Moore’s Fastest Path to Hitting the Bullseye
A one-hour introduction to axe throwing at Moore Twisted Axes Throw House — instruction, lane play, and extra yard games for groups and first-timers.
One Hour of Axe-Citement: Moore’s Fastest Path to Hitting the Bullseye.
At Moore Twisted Axes Throw House you trade screens for wood and steel: an indoor target-sport venue in the OKC Metro where an hour of coached throwing becomes a lively, social competition. The operation pairs one-on-one lane time (when space allows) with staff instruction, scoring guidance, and a roster of companion games—darts, corn hole and giant Jenga—that keep groups moving between targets and laughs.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A Coached, One-Hour Axe Throwing Session
The hour covers instruction on how to throw, how scoring works, and a game of axe throwing under staff supervision — ideal for people trying the sport for the first time.
Plenty of Targets and Private Lanes
Moore Twisted Axes offers more targets than other local venues (12 targets) and will provide your group its own lane for gameplay when space allows—reducing wait time and keeping play continuous for groups.
Games, Discounts and Group Energy
Alongside axes, the venue includes complimentary darts, corn hole and giant Jenga; it’s set up for groups, and offers a 10% discount to military, police, firefighters, EMTs and teachers with proof.
What the day feels like
How the Hour Feels
The session begins with a brief orientation and safety briefing, then moves into coached throws and a scoring game. Groups are given lanes when possible so everyone gets steady throwing time; staff remain on hand to demonstrate technique, inspect guest equipment if brought, and keep play moving.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this hour is built for — and who should take precautions.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The session runs for one hour.
Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing; bring a camera if you want photos. Guests may bring their own axe only if it is under 24 inches and inspected/approved by staff.
You can bring food or order it in, but no outside drinks are permitted. The venue serves beer, seltzers, sodas and water.
All throwing equipment is provided by staff as part of the session.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What is the minimum / maximum group size?
There is no minimum/maximum group size; however, groups of fewer than six may be required to share a lane at peak times. You will still have your own target.
Do you provide all equipment needed?
Yes, all throwing equipment is provided by staff. You may bring your own axe if it is less than 24 inches, but it must be inspected and approved by staff prior to use. No other equipment is permitted.
Will someone show us how to throw an axe before playing?
Yes. You will have a brief orientation including safety rules and how to properly throw an axe prior to being released for free play.
Do you have to sign a waiver?
Yes. During your first visit, each guest must sign a waiver. Minors must have a waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Waivers are kept on file and are valid for one year.
Is it safe?
Throwing an axe is similar to other target sports; when participants follow the safety rules and staff instructions provided during orientation, the activity is considered safe.