Had a blast! We happened to notice this place across from our hotel and decided to head in. They weren't busy as it was midday on a weekday, and we had a lot of space to ourselves. They have signage showing that masks are required to enter and hand sanitizer on every table. Staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. We played thirty minutes of axe throwing, a couple games if bags, and took some fun pictures. Bought a couple nice hats as well to support local! They have beer options in a cooler case, as well as, sodas and bottled water. There's a photo prop station of you need an instagram photo!! Overall: A+ Super fun, highly recommend trying them out! read more

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This was a great date night spot. We paid $50 for an hour of throws which was enough for 5 full rounds of throws. There were places to keep track of points, which was nice. Helped prove my win. The place was a bit warm, which makes sense because there were tons of people moving around. I wonder if it's possible to have the A/C set a bit lower -- to prevent the place from being so warm upon entry. Also, the Ax throwing walk-through was hard to hear. Lots of people talking, loud music, made it hard. I'm not sure that there is a great way to prevent this -- but that's where the point deduction came from. Overall, though, it was a lot of fun. read more

Craft Axe Throwing- Springfield - Mid Throw in Lane 5 - Axe Throwing Near Me - Springfield, Missouri

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We had a team building exercise for our corporate group. Everyone had a blast! The staff were helpful and provided detailed instructions. Our group absolutely loved the experience! read more

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We went here during a vacation trip in February 2021, and despite what the reviewer with the flatulence problem had to offer in useful feedback, it was actually quite fun. Yes, it was a touch on the warm side, but not as bad as Mr. Dramatic would have you believe. Spoiler alert: axe throwing is physical activity. You're going to get warm after chucking an axe at a wall for 30-60 minutes. On to the good stuff--AXES! They have around 10 lanes, all designed for single throwers, with a pay-by-the-hour structure. They offer specials on Thursdays (Hers-days), and have leagues on Tuesday nights. In addition to the axe throwing, they also have cornhole and giant Jenga, both free to play. They have a basic bar with a small assortment of beers, ciders, and non-alcoholic beverages. They sell some branded merch as well: hats, tanks, t-shirts, beanies, magnets, and coozies. I picked up a couple of beanies and really like them! Overall, it was a really enjoyable experience. Grab some friends and come check them out! read more

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This was a good time! I was also trained by a ninja employed there. Will definitely be back to punish some more wood!

Let me start off by stating that I love throwing axes. Growing up, I was a huge Paul Bunyan fan. I just knew that I would be a lumberjack when I grew up. That never happened. That said, I know that no self respecting lumberjack would ever come to Craft Axes to throw hatchets. Firstly, there are no lumberjacks there! There are only white "20 something" college kids with their respective "boos." Upon arrival, I could only assume that this business space had previously been used as a bikram yoga studio. The temperature had to be 85 degrees plus. Perfect for those who wish to sweat like Patrick Ewing in the 1994 NBA Finals! I think it is essential to say that both my wife and I required intravenous resuscitation to accommodate our fluid losses from the excessive perspiration. Along with the sweltering heat, I also noticed a problem with the ventilation. This became repulsively obvious when I passed gas, and the malodorous aroma lingered for better than 20 minutes. I could also smell the breath of fellow patrons three throwing lanes away. I'm pretty sure he had eaten jalapeño poppers. Lastly, I have to mention that these people are dealing with the COVID crisis. Unfortunately, they are dealing with it by doing absolutely nothing. No social distancing. No masks required. And they are stacking people in every lane despite not having the appropriate number of chairs to accommodate the asses paying their bills. At one point I thought that the portly gentleman in the lane next to me was going to actually sit in my lap. Don't worry though.... if you want to buy a pack of sour patch kids at the bar, they do require that you use tongs instead of your hands.... they never clean those tongs, but it's a nice touch. There is a zero percent chance that I will ever go back to this ridiculous establishment ever again. Go to Tommy Hawks!! read more