Knife Throwing Clubs

Here are a couple of the main Knife-Throwing groups. They all offer something a little different, from annual competitions, to contests, or newsletters. Best of all, you get to be a part of something you really enjoy, along with other people who share the same enjoyment of throwing blades as you do.
And you usually get a cool patch and membership card when you join too! Just be sure to contact the club before signing up to find out exactly what you get for your money. Ask any questions you may have and they'll be happy to answer them for you. Best of luck and have fun!
Do your part to keep the sport alive and join up...I DID!!

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IKTHOF
International Knife Throwers Hall of Fame
The IKTHOF's sole purpose is to establish standards for which knife throwers can be ranked. Never before have you been able to tell how good of a thrower you really are compared to the rest of the throwers in the world, but now you can! Sign up, and you will be able to test your skills and have your scores posted on the Internet for all to see!

The IKTHOF also provides a positive influence and professional service to it’s membership. The association is dedicated to increasing the communication, education and recognition of all knife throwers. It has an open membership policy and is designed to service the varied needs and interests of members from all Knife Throwing styles.
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American Knife Throwers Alliance (AKTA)
The purpose of the AKTA is to provide assistance and to offer guidelines to individuals and groups who may wish to organize for competitive sport in their local areas. Stated precisely, the American Knife Throwers Alliance is an association of American and International sportsmen dedicated to the practice and promotion of knife throwing as a sport, recreation and hobby.
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European Throwing Club Flying Blades
The EuroThrowers club unites European knife throwers and axe throwers. Our goal is to make the communication between throwers from all about Europe easier, to assist people in organizing events, and to promote the sport. There is an active mailing list for the members to chat, and we take care that each year there is a Big Throwers Meeting in a different country as a place for the community to meet, throw and have fun. The members come from various countries, currently mainly from France and Germany.
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Society for Creative Anachronism
The Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) is an International organization dedicated to researching and re-creating pre 17th century European history. All persons interested in such study are invited to check out http://www.sca.org/ to obtain information about the SCA.

The Society has, what some might consider, quite a grueling format for thrown weapons competition. A participant in a competition is expected to throw two of three weapons. At the competition in which I participated, the competitors had a choice of knives, axes (tomahawks) and spears.
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Cedar Creek Knife & Hawk Club
The Cedar Creek Knife & Hawk Club promotes and teaches the art of knife and tomahawk throwing. Safety is taught as the number one rule. The Club also keeps the spirit of the Mountain Man alive by dressing in pre-1840 attire for the throwing events. The Club would like to thank all those who have supported the Texas State Championship in the past and welcomes new throwers and supporters to the event.
The Texas State Knife & Tomahawk Championship was started by D.W. Denton as a promotion at a large flea market in Houston, TX in 1996. After four years the flea market dropped the sponsorship, so a small group of new throwers took the throw to Canton, TX in 2000, with 19 throwers competing. The Cedar Creek Knife & Hawk Club was formed and the next year the event was moved to Malakoff, TX where it has grown each year, and is now in the 2008 Guinness book of world records as the largest Mountain Man throwing event in the world. In 2008 there were 79 throwers that competed in pro, amateur, junior and youth divisions with over $5,000 in cash prizes and trophies.
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San Diego Chucker
The San Diego Chucker is the longest running knife throwing tournament in the United States. Since 2000, we have hosted competitors from almost every state in the Union, Mexico and even England.

The San Diego Chucker was originally founded by Carl Geddes on the premise of just having fun throwing knives and other pointy things. We have always focused on making sure that throwers new to the sport experience immediate throwing success. To us, knife throwing has always been about friendly competition and the joys of friendship and comeraderie.
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More groups listed here at Throzini's web site!http://www.throwzini.com/events.html

I would join the European one, if it was not for the small fact that throwing knives are actually illegal in my country... I'm not sure though what defines a throwing knife according to law, I should look that up.

I'll put down some from the UK aswell and edit the post when I find some! Only got a bit of time now, I'll look deeper into them later.

http://knifethrowing.co.uk/

Based in Yorkshire, does knife throwing and tomahawk throwing too. Rule number one, no open toe sandals.

H-B