You can test your talents in cornhole, kickball, disc golf, even ax throwing!
Gerald M. Gay Sure, you can sink 3-pointers at the buzzer and run footballs through a sea of gridiron warriors the size of Buicks to score the game-winning touchdown.
Disc golfDisc golf, a sport where players toss flying discs at long-distance targets, like golf without the clubs or balls, is a prime example. “We paid for all the equipment and we installed it,” Homburg said. “The city didn’t do it. I worked out a deal with the manufacturers to get the baskets at a very good price … same ones that are out there now.”
Ax throwingBrett Joyce has one simple piece of advice for folks who have never thrown an ax before: Try not to throw it as hard as you can. Brett Joyce said their business got off to a slow start, but has picked up steam. He estimates that the number of people who have tried their hand at ax throwing at St. Hubert’s since they’ve opened is in the tens of thousands.
Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | Omny Studio Leagues are open to players of all skill levels who come from all walks of life, Joyce said. Each game is 55 minutes or 7 innings, whichever comes first, and all skill levels are welcome, said Matt Maynard, the league’s director.
Clubwaka is a national brand that organizes adult and bar sports in cities across the country. It got its start in Washington, D.C., in the late 1990s and launched in Tucson in 2009. CornholeCornhole, the once niche activity that involves tossing bean bags with laser-like precision through holes in the boards of your competitors, has seen a surge in the Old Pueblo.
Multiple cornhole groups engage in cornhole nights around town, cornhole fundraisers, extracurricular cornhole in schools, and there are even permanent concrete cornhole boards installed at city parks, Musitano said.
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