Four people, two couples, one group chat, and somehow dinner still hasn’t been decided. An axe throwing double date works best when you settle just two things in advance. Choose an activity all four people want to try, then decide where you’ll sit down afterward. The time in between tends to take care of itself.
Book for four, even when the occasion says “date night”
At The Axe Hole House in Davie, the couples category is built for two. For a double date, open the friends and small-group options and choose one reservation that covers all four guests. That keeps the lane private to your crew and gives everybody the same start time.
If the point of the night is finally settling which couple has better aim, pick a throwing-focused experience. If one person is curious about axes but would love a second activity, look at the Manager’s Group Package. It covers up to four and includes private axe throwing, indoor paintball targets, and Plate Therapy. Let the least enthusiastic thrower cast the deciding vote.
Make the first game easy to join
Give everyone a practice turn after the staff introduction. For the opening game, count any stick as one point and give each person the same number of turns. Couple against couple is an obvious starting point. Then switch partners. If two of the four barely know each other, put them on the same team for the rematch. Cheering somebody’s first stick is a much easier introduction than searching for a clever opening question.
You can skip the scoreboard entirely, too. A shared challenge like “Can all four of us land one this round?” works especially well when one person has thrown before and the others are learning.
Save the sit-down part for afterward
Book dinner with room on either side of the activity. A package with several experiences has more moving parts than a lane-only reservation, so confirm your timing before committing to a table. The venue’s food and drink guide is a good place to check what’s available onsite while you plan.
One detail worth putting in the group chat before anybody dresses for dinner is the dress code. Wear long sleeves, long pants, and closed-toe shoes. Then send the address, 5619 S. University Drive in Davie, and name one person to handle the four-person reservation.
