A standard set for casual backyard play, family gatherings and get-togethers.
Built to regulation size for players wanting to practise or compete at a more serious level.
Cornhole, or bean bag toss as most Australians know it, is played with two boards set 8.23m apart, front edge to front edge, facing each other. Each side throws four bags per round, underarm and alternating. A bag through the hole scores 3 points and a bag resting on the board scores 1.
The part people get wrong is cancellation scoring. Only one side scores each round: you subtract the lower round total from the higher, and only the difference is awarded. If red scores 5 and blue scores 3, red gets 2 and blue gets nothing. First to reach or pass 21 at the end of a round wins. Our full How to Play Cornhole guide covers fouls, doubles and the common variations, and comes with a free printable score sheet.
A bag through the hole scores 3 points and a bag landing on the board scores 1. Scoring is by cancellation, so you subtract the lower round total from the higher and only the difference is awarded. The first side to reach or pass 21 at the end of a round wins.
8.23m, measured front edge to front edge. For juniors and casual play, bring them in to between 3.6m and 4.5m. Allow around 12 to 13m of total length once you add throwing room behind each board.
Yes. Cornhole is the official name used by leagues and manufacturers, and bean bag toss or bag toss is how most Australians describe it. You will also hear sack toss and corn toss. Same game, same rules. We covered every name in what the bean bag toss game is actually called.
122cm x 61cm, with a 15cm hole centred 23cm from the top edge. The board sits 7.6cm off the ground at the front and rises to 30.5cm at the back. Many sets sold in Australia are smaller than this and are designed as children's toys.
Cornhole suits a wide age range, from kids through to adults, given the simple rules and genuine throwing skill involved. Move the boards closer together for younger players and keep the scoring the same, so everyone plays the same game.
We recommend bringing boards undercover when not in use, to help them last longer.
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Most cornhole sets dispatch within 1 to 3 business days. During busier periods, dispatch can take up to 7 business days.
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