Axe Factor - 200 Turf Club Rd

It was alright - came 2 years back and it was so much more personal and enjoyable then - now, it's just fully transactional and only had 1 staff for a full house, who couldn't really do a proper demo. There was zero interaction after the first minute and the last 10 seconds and that was about it. The grandstand is also so run down now. It's worthwhile as a novelty experience the first time around, but probably not a place that needs to be revisited.

I went there as a group of 5. The price is really affordable in large groups, if you’re going in a group of 3-5 the total is $80 anyways, so each of us only had to pay $16 which I consider an absolute steal. The staff was really chill and one joined in our arm wrestling contest we were having while waiting for our time slot. Throwing the axe was definitely harder than I thought but by the end of the hour all of us had at least hit 3 axes on the board through skill or luck ( however some were able to actually learn the technique and hit it consistently) The staff was kind enough to let us use an open lane that wasn’t booked since there were 5 of us sharing two lanes. They were very strict with the safety instructions too and demonstrated the technique pretty well. The whole area has wired fencing and some wood cushioning so the axe doesn’t fly off onto you. Highlight of the day was my friend getting two axes on the board, one on each hand. The metal axes were really fun to throw too. Pulling the axe out of the wood after you hit it brings a feeling of satisfaction I can only compare to popping bubble wrap and eating blueberry ice cream at the same time (weird analogy but you get the idea) The place also has a cool wooden chair we used for pictures. The person at the counter remembering my name when we were leaving (he said bye *insert name*) and that made me feel really good about myself. By the end of it I kinda felt like all my stress was gone and I was ready to do anything (I mean I was jumping around touching ceilings and stuff) . There was a dog cafe next to the place where you can bring your dogs which we visited (we got ice cream. I personally got avacado)

A fun and unique experience in Singapore. The staff quickly checked us in and showed up how to throw axes properly. After than we spent the remaining hour honing our technique and feeling badass throwing axes. The staff also helped us correct our form when our accuracy wasn't very good. We tried the large and small axes (the small ones are harder to throw since the are so light). Afterwards, you can grab food in the mall or walk around the green areas surrounding the mall.

Having done this once before in another country, had some idea as to how this experience would be like. However the atmosphere / layout of this place is a lot more relaxed than expected and is more like bar with a cool activity. Once you sign the disclaimer and listen to the short instructions you are pretty much left to your own devices. They have a selection of aces but the default is the smaller “ninja” aces as well as the standard medium sized ones. Once you get the hang of it, it can get pretty competitive just make sure that no one’s throwing when you’re collecting your axe...(although “alternative” techniques sometime work better). The selection of beer is pretty good and all in all a pretty alternative / cool place to hang out, will come again. We came on a Saturday and was fairly busy so would advise booking.

It's a fun experience and definitely worth trying. Go with a group of friends and throw axes over beers.. One tip: It can be made more fun. They can have games eg: make the axe throwing like darts which keeps people more engaged

Totally enjoyable axe throwing fun with the family.. very helpful staff and team and we made our own target which inspired our efforts to kill covid

Quite a unique experience. Very friendly staff at the counter. No prior throwing experience required. Wear covered shoes as you will be walking on wood chips to retrieve axes.

Loads of fun and a great way to get out some aggression. Not as hard as you might think, managed to get a couple of bullseyes on my first outing. Beers and wines, and helpful staff. Fun for all!