Hatchet Hound Axe Throwing: Where teams bond through fun axe throwing.
Hatchet Hound Axe Throwing in El Segundo is a welcoming sports activity spot for team events and casual outings. Reviews praise friendly staff, engaging hosts, and patient coaching that teaches techniques and scores games. With two outdoor lanes, it’s ideal for smaller groups and first-timers, and offers a relaxed vibe with drinks and bites.
204 Main St, El Segundo, CA 90245, USA
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Guided sessions with expert coaches teaching techniques and safety for all skill levels.
Customized group activities and games perfect for corporate outings or social gatherings.
Fun and memorable celebrations with personalized hosting and game scoring.
Discounted drinks and a great selection of beer available during opening hours until 5 PM.
Intimate outdoor setup with two lanes, ideal for smaller groups and focused experiences.
Overall rating
Kayla F
Took my team here for a team bonding event and we had such a great time! The staff member helping us (I wish I remembered his name!) was fantastic — super fun, engaging, and got everyone laughing and playing games together. Such a great spot for team activities — we’ll definitely be back!
Samuel Serrano
A lot of beer options, and they have happy hour when they open until 5pm. Food was good, not overpriced. Staff was very helpful and had a great time
katayoun kh
Great place to try ax throwing for the first time. They have a great coach there who educates you on how to use different techniques! This is set outside in the back and has only 2 lanes. So it is better for a smaller group of people.
James Hawkins
We had a great time for our team event! We learned quickly and played a bunch of different games for our two hour event. Highly recommend!
Brian & Kathleen DeAngelo
We had a great time for my 54th birthday. Our hatchet host, Mary was super knowledgeable and showed us how to do it, she hosted games and kept score. She even taught us to throw 2 at a time.
