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Axe Throwing
Six axe throwing lanes with Axe Masters, beginner help and group-friendly lane rotations in Commerce Township.
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OTD On The Dunes Sports
Indoor golf, axe throwing, football bowling, racing simulators, darts, footpool, sand volleyball, food and drinks in Commerce Township. Use this guide to compare what fits your group, then book by phone, menu, event request or league signup.
The best choice depends on your group more than the activity name. Golf simulators work well when a few people want a private bay and a slower pace. Axe throwing and football bowling are better when the group wants quick turns, easy cheering and a little competition. Sand volleyball is the outdoor league and summer party option. Racing simulators are a good fit when you want short, high-energy rounds instead of a full hour of one game.
If you are planning for mixed ages, mixed skill levels or coworkers who do not all know each other, start with the activity details and rates. The individual pages explain capacity, booking notes, waivers and practical fit so you can avoid the usual group-text confusion.
Year-round
Golf Simulators
HD Golf simulator bays for practice, leagues, lessons and indoor rounds near Novi, Walled Lake and West Bloomfield.
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Group favorite
Football Bowling
Football bowling where players throw footballs at bowling pins on dedicated lanes.
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Seasonal
Sand Volleyball
Outdoor sand volleyball courts with league play, spectator seating and an adjoining Tiki bar.
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Racing Simulators
Full-motion SimGear racing simulators with Assetto Corsa, triple-screen cockpit views, touchscreen telemetry and competitive group racing.
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Reservation required
Mechanical Bull
Mechanical bull rides for private events, parties and adult groups at On The Dunes Sports Bar.
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How Should A Group Plan The Visit?
Start with the activity, then check the rate and capacity before you pick a time. Axe throwing lanes allow up to 10 people per lane. Football bowling lanes also work in rotations with up to 10 people. Golf simulator bays are priced by the hour and make more sense for smaller groups or players who want to practice. Sand volleyball courts are seasonal and weather dependent, so league nights and outdoor reservations need a little more date flexibility.
For birthdays, work outings and bigger parties, call before you promise a time to the group. Ask what activity space is open, whether tables are included, how early guests should arrive for waivers and whether food should be ordered from the regular menu or handled as a larger event request.
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What Else Do Visitors Usually Need?
Most people are not only looking for an activity. They want to know whether they can eat there, whether a group can stay together, how league signup works, or who to contact for golf lessons. These links point to the practical pages people usually need after they choose an activity.
Things To DoStart with a local guide to indoor games, food, drinks and group-friendly activity ideas.
Date NightPlan a casual night out with activities, food, drinks and summer patio ideas in one place.
MenuCheck burgers, pizza, wings, wraps, salads, drinks and the daily $10 lunch menu.
EventsPlan birthdays, team outings and corporate events around activities, tables and food.
LessonsFind PGA golf lesson contacts for indoor simulator work near Novi, Walled Lake and Commerce Township.
LeaguesUse the league pages for volleyball formats, golf league notes, signup links, schedules and standings.
Gift CardsBuy On The Dunes eGift cards online through Toast for food, drinks and activity nights.
SpecialsReview current lunch, golf and group offers before you book or order.
Do We Need A Reservation?
For golf simulators, axe throwing, football bowling, volleyball courts, the mechanical bull and larger groups, assume a reservation is the safer path. Some activities can fill during evenings, weekends and league seasons. If your group has a narrow arrival window or needs multiple activities together, call (248) 313-9713 before sending everyone the plan.
Can We Eat During The Activities?
Yes, food and drinks are part of the visit. The menu includes sports bar staples, lunch specials and group-friendly options, but activity table space is not always the same as a separate dining reservation. For a birthday, corporate outing or team meal, check the menu and ask about event food when you call.
What Should First-Time Visitors Know?
Arrive early enough for waivers, payment and check-in. Axe throwing and the mechanical bull require waivers, and several activities have age, supervision or capacity rules. If you are comparing options for kids, adults, coworkers or league players, the activity pages are the quickest way to see what fits.