Welcome to Cornhole Bag Toss.

Cornhole is one of the most rising backyard and tailgating games in the country. Also known as bag toss, baggo, corn toss, and tailgate toss, this simple game has made social gatherings and parties even more fun. The best part is anybody at any age can play. If your just learning how to play cornhole, check out some more information in our How to Play section.

Cornhole Bag Toss makes sure each board and bag is of top quality. If your shopping for a cornhole set or some accessories to enhance the game, you have found the right place. Our handmade products are not only affordable, but shipped out usually within 24 hours! (speciality cornhole boards can take 2-3 days before shipping). Make sure to check out our wide selection of bag toss products and start playing today.

If you need assistance in finding the right cornhole bag toss set for you, please email us at info@cornhole-bagtoss.com and we would be more than happy to answer any questions you might have. Happy Cornholing!

Cornhole Bags

All of of our cornhole bags are made through ACA standards. Each one is 6"X6" and filled with whole kernel corn. Once tripple stitched, expect each bag to weight roughly 16oz (1lb). Backed by a 30 day warranty, choose from over 14 different colors and show off your talent. Be sure to also check out our weather resistant bags for those who like to play year round.

Cornhole Boards

A cornhole set will last a long time so make sure you choose the right boards. All bag toss boards are made from high quality wood and sanded for play. The legs are secured with galvanized bolts for durability. We offer classic sets such as plain, painted, pyramid, or striped as well as more customized ones.

Click here for some decals to enhance your cornhole boards. 

 Baggo Accessories

 You can always make the game more enjoyable with a few extras. From scoretowers to night lights, we have all the gear you need to show off your skills. Also check out some of our decals and support your favorite team.

Click here to learn how to apply decals

The thing to remember is always have fun. Bag Toss can be enjoyed by all so get out there and start playing. Check back often to see what new equipment and promotions we have for you. For all you tourament players: Cornhole Tournament Brackets - Printable single and double elimination tournament brackets for up to 68 teams. Brackets are both available in blind draw and seeded formations.

How To Play the Game

The game of cornhole is extremely easy to play. Here is a quick guide in case you have never played.

1. Make sure you have 8 bean bags with 2 different colors and 2 boards.

2. With 2 teams of 2, place the boards roughly 30 feet apart and have partners on either side facing each other.

3. Once side goes first and tossing the cornhole bags, alternating throws. When all eight bag toss bags are thrown, the score is tallied up and the next round begins.

4. The first team to 21 wins the game.

The score is simply 1 point if you land a bag on the board and 3 points if the bag land within the hole cutout on the board. Once all  8 bean bags are tossed, you take the score that got the most points, subtract that from the total of the least points and the winning team is awarded the difference. Once a team hits 21, the cornhole game is over and the next team plays.

Rules To Play the Game

There are several rules you need to follow in order abide by the ACA standards. Here are just a few to help get you started.

1. Cornhole Game Area - When it comes to playing the bag toss game, you must make sure there is plenty of room around you. Don't expect to injure anyone as your only throwing bags, but the extra room can insure that you don't hit spectators, cars, babies, etc...A sizeable corn hole area should be roughly 10 feet by 45 feet. Within that area will be your boards, pitcher's box, and foul lines. We also recommend placing boards north to south so one side isn't staring directly into the sun.

a) Pitcher's Box - There are a lot of debates when it comes to where you can stand to throw the cornhole bags, but regulation dictates you can throw up to the front of the cornhole board. Try visualizing a 4ft by 3 foot invisible spot next to each side of the boards. This is the area you should be stepping and throwing from. Obviouslly for children, this rule isn't in play and they can move forward to accomodate their throwing arm.

b) Foul Line - Not that this rule is really enforced, but if you were to step past the pitcher's box, you have commited a foul and that bag toss doesn't count. We don't recommend getting in heated arguments over this as the extra inch or two you stepped over shouldn't be the difference on whether or not you win the cornhole game. However if you do get in an argument over it, the rule book will favor the opposing team. Feel free to print this out to show your friends.

To learn more on how to the rules of, check out our how to play page. There you can also learn about the cornhole equipment needed, length between boards, proper throwing technique, and how to keep score.