Since 2007

Cornhole is a yard game in which players take turns tossing small bags (filled with corn) at a raised platform with a small hole. The object is to land your bag either on the playing board or to sink it through the hole to score points – a bag on the board is worth one point, while one in the hole is worth three points! The first player or team to 21 points wins!

The game bears resemblance to horseshoes, but cornhole has several advantages over horseshoes:

• Cornhole will not destroy your lawn.
• Cornhole boards are portable and easy to move out of the way when you’re not playing.
• You don’t have to be strong to play cornhole – if you can toss a 6 inch X 6 inch bag filled with corn, you can play!
• Cornhole is much safer (especially important if you have children!) – being hit with a cornhole bag is much less painful than being hit with a horseshoe!

Cornhole originated in Cincinnati but its popularity is beginning to spread to other areas, including Chicago, Michigan, and now Nashville! Cornhole provides a fun game for family activities (picnics, parties, and reunions), sporting events (tailgating and NASCAR races), and everyday get-togethers (backyard barbeques, college parties, and much more!).