WATL ® exists to promote axe throwing as a professional sport by bringing together axe throwing clubs from around the world. WATL ® standardizes the sport of axe throwing - with official league rules, strict safety protocols, staff training, and everything in between.

WATL® does not enforce the exact thickness or width of boards, rather, the proper and accurate size of target specifications. They should be arranged just like the example picture below, with #WATL on the header or footer board.

Check out an updated list of World Axe Throwing League Sanctioned Tournaments for the upcoming season and beyond.

WATL ® standardizes the sport of axe throwing - with official league rules, strict safety protocols, staff training, and everything in between. By facilitating the World Axe Throwing Championships, we continue to celebrate and nurture the growth of this global sport.

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Each set of WATL® Competition Hawks comes with 3 Throwing Tomahawks as well as a sheath to hold them all! View full details

The World Axe Throwing League makes the best throwing axes on the market. Perfectly balanced and built specifically as a throwing axe, these aren’t your dad’s hardware store hatchets. If you're new to axe throwing or an experienced thrower we have what you need! Join the thousands who've chosen WATL axes!

2023年10月6日 · Introducing: WATL Community Venues. 2024 Amateur Championship Winners. 2024 Rules Survey Results. World Axe Throwing Championship VII and Annual Award Winners – 2023. World Axe Throwing Championships head to Tulsa, OK. WATL Rating System Update for Season 2 and Beyond.

2024年12月2日 · There is no limit on how many Regional or Local tournaments are hosted in a year but these will be managed to ensure they do not overlap with each other, Nationals, or WATL-hosted tournaments. For the full breakdown of the 2025 tournament changes, see below.

WATL® does not enforce the exact thickness or width of boards, rather, the proper and accurate size of target specifications. They should be arranged just like the example picture below, with #WATL on the header or footer board.