Everything a beginner needs to know to start playing cornhole.
DIY cornhole boards are one of the easiest and most rewarding woodworking projects for beginners. Cornhole (also known as bean bag toss) is a fun backyard game for all ages, and building your own boards lets you save money while adding a personal touch. In this guide, we’ll walk you step by step through how…
Cornhole is one of the most popular backyard games in America. You can bring it out at a tailgate, a BBQ, or a casual family get together, and it instantly makes things more fun. Tossing bags is always entertaining, but when you play on a beautifully painted cornhole board, the experience feels even better. Playing…
Can you believe a nine-year-old is already one of the top names in pro cornhole? Meet Cash Chamness — the youngest professional ever in the American Cornhole League (ACL). He’s from Rock Hill, South Carolina, which just so happened to host the ACL World Championships in 2025, pretty cool, right? Cash first started turning heads…
You’ve got the boards and bags ready, and you want to organize a cornhole tournament. Good news — it’s not too hard if you plan ahead. You’ll need to choose a date and location, gather some basic supplies, and decide how the games will be played. In this guide, we’ll walk through each step—from choosing…
Cornhole is more popular than ever, and the right cornhole accessories can amplify your experience, making games smoother and more fun. Whether you’re a casual backyard player or organizing a tournament, thoughtful gear helps everything run smoothly – from keeping score to keeping drinks nearby. We’ve surveyed the latest 2025 gear and DIY ideas for…
What is an Airmail Shot and When to Use It The airmail shot is a high-arching throw where the bag flies straight into the hole without touching the board. It’s the most spectacular (and high-risk) play in cornhole – a crowd-pleaser that can instantly score 3 points. Players usually attempt an airmail when a blocker…
A flat bag throw is a fundamental cornhole technique in which the bag is released spinning horizontally (flat), much like a frisbee. By definition, a flat bag toss lands flat on the board, which “reduces unwanted slides or bounces”. This makes shot outcomes far more predictable: a spinning bag “sails” smoothly through the air and…
Cornhole may look like a laid-back backyard game, but getting that bag in the hole every time takes skill and know-how. Whether you play casually or in tournaments, your throwing form and your equipment both matter. Understanding how your body moves (stance, arm path, release) and how bag design (weight, fill, fabric) affects flight can…
A beginner often has trouble understanding cornhole terminology since it can be a little confusing. To solve this problem, we have collected and defined 50 cornhole terms from both official and unofficial cornhole sources. This guide will help you understand the cornhole world better and make you more confident! 1. Ace or Cowpie An Ace…
If you’ve ever played cornhole, you know how much the cornhole bag material can impact your game. Trust me, I’ve been there. A big part of what makes one bag different from another is the material it’s made of. From slick sides to slow sides, the fabric of a cornhole bag can make all the…
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