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The answer is pretty simple.  It’s an addicting yard game that’s sweeping the nation.  Basically, you have two boards each with a hole in them about 30 ft apart.  You throw corn filled bean bags at them.  You score points by either keeping a bag on the board or making a bag in the hole, a “Cornhole”.  You can play with as few as two people or get a tournament together with as many as you can round up.  …continue reading - What In The World Is Cornhole?

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Who knows the “real” history of Cornhole?  Let’s settle it here. Ok maybe not.  The problem is that there are many different versions of the history of Cornhole. Most of the story tellers of course, all believe they have the real story.  I guess the actual history will probably remain a mystery.  I’ve laid out the versions that I have come across in my research, and I’ll let you be the judge.  If you have your own version, please share it below.  We would love to hear any other stories that are out there. …continue reading - The Secret History Of Cornhole

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These Cornhole rules are meant to be easy to understand.  There are some rules out there that are pages and pages that basically say the same thing you see below.  Cornhole is a pretty simple game.  These rules are both simple and complete.  They are also the most common “official” rules of the game.  We figure there’s no reason to complicate things.  Enjoy! …continue reading - Who Else Wants SIMPLE Cornhole Rules?

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There are a number things that you must do if you want to throw a Cornhole every time.  Read on, if you are interested in what they are.  With the right throw and some consistency the odds of throwing a Cornhole are in your favor.  Throwing a Cornhole is a lot less of a science than it is an art.  There is no question that the perfect arc and the perfect slide will make you a Cornhole every time.  …continue reading - How To Throw A Cornhole Every Time

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Cornhole tournament brackets are a must have for any outdoor party. Print your brackets and get ready to have some fun! Just any old scrap paper to keep track of the winners just won’t do. Let’s face it this game can get serious! Just click the appropriate link and print. Enjoy!
…continue reading - Must Have Cornhole Tournament Brackets

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The perfect Cornhole boards for one person might not be the same for another.  There are two core material types that Cornhole boards are made from.  They each have their advantages.  It just comes down to choosing which benefits are best for you.  Take a look at the ideas below.  They should help you find your ideal fit.  Choosing wrong could cost you time and money. …continue reading - How To Choose The Perfect Material For Your Cornhole Boards

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There is an ongoing debate between Cornhole game enthusiasts about the perfect fill for Cornhole Bags.  I don’t know if I can settle here, but I’ll offer up the advantages of each and let you be the judge.  Some believe it’s best to fill for your Cornhole bags with plastic pellets and others are die hard corn filled bag fanatics.  They each have their advantages.  Hopefully, this will help you decide which bag fill is best for your perfect set of Cornhole bags. …continue reading - 4 Things You Need To Know Before Filling Your Cornhole Bags

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If you haven’t really settled on the perfect throw yet, this list is for you.  Even if you have, it can’t hurt to give the rest of these a try.  Everyone is going to find one that works best for them.  But if you don’t try them all for a throw or two, you might be missing out on your perfect fit.  They all have their unique advantages.  Some are affected more or less by wind.  Some of the folds are dependent on the bags being made with the right amount of fill.  In the end, it’s just going to come down to what feels right.  Take a look and give them a try. …continue reading - 6 Cornhole Throws You Have To Try

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Take a look at some of the lingo of the game.  This might vary some from region to region, but these are probably the words you will hear most often around the Cornhole boards.  There are others that don’t come up as often as these, but this top ten list should help you fit in with any Cornhole crowd.   If you have any more that you have heard, please share your comments. 

1. Ace or Cow Pie - A bag on the board for one point
2. Blocker – A bag on the board keeping a bag from scoring

…continue reading - 10 Words That Make You A Cornhole Lingo Pro

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