Corn Hole
It has been called many things, Corn Toss, Bean Bagg, Bean Toss, Shoft Horseshoes. Contestants take turns pitching they corn bags at a cornhole platform until a contestant reaches the score of 21 points. One on the platform scores 1 point and through the hole - 3 points. Great fun for everyone, it can be played individually or in teams.
Players:
2 or 4
Competititve:
1 vs. 1, 2 vs. 2.
Complexity:
8/10
Duration:
Long
Type:
Game of Skill.
Fun Factor
Cornhole is a simple yet addictive game that brings out everyone's competitive spirit. It's easy to learn, making it perfect for all ages—from kids to grandparents. Whether you're playing one-on-one or in teams, the thrill of landing a perfect shot (or knocking off your opponent’s bag!) never gets old. It’s a great mix of skill and luck, which means even beginners can surprise the pros. Cornhole is ideal for backyard braais, parties, and team-building events, keeping everyone entertained without needing much space. Best of all, the relaxed pace lets you play while chatting, snacking, or cheering others on.
Game Setup and Rules
Cornhole can be played with 1 or 2 cornhole boards. In the single board version, the board is placed on a flat surface on the lawn.
The 2 players stand 8 meters away from the front edge of the board, and then take turns throwing their bags at the cornhole board aiming for the hole.
Bags must be thrown under hand. Each player throws 4 bags. Player A throws a bag, then player B throws a bad and so on, until all 8 bags are thrown and
the round is finished. The points for the round is then tallied: A bag remaining on the board is worth 1 point and a bag that went in the hole is worth 3 points.
Each player adds up their points and then compares them. Equal points cancel each other out so that only one player can score per round. For example,
if player A scored 5 points and player B scored 3, player A will add 2 points to his overall score. Player A will also throw first in the next round.
If both players score the same points, no points are awarded and whoever threw first in the last round will throw first again. A game is won when a
player reaches 21 points with a lead of 2 or more ponts. The first player to win 2 games wins the match.
In the double board version the two boards are placed facing each other, 8
meters apart. Here two teams with 2 players each play. One player from each team stands next
to a board as shown in the figure below. Team A starts by throwing their bags, followed by Team B.
Scores are tallied per round as described above.
Included In the Set
1 x Cornhole Plank
2 x Cornhole Board Pegs
4 x Corn bags
1 x Manual
see pricelist
book online
Transport
The Cornhole board weighs approx 7 kg, with dimensions 120cm (length) by 61cm (width) by 3cm (thickness).
A single plank can fit behind the front (driver+passenger) seats from door to door if placed in upright in a VW Polo 2010 model. It will probably
fit into most larger cars. It can also fit into the rear of a "bakkie" or when a car's rear seats is flattend.
The reset of the set, and is usually packed into a single 30L container.
The container dimensions are 54cm (length) by 37cm (width) by 26cm (height) and it can fit into
most hatchback and SUV boots, or easily on the rear seat. When the rental is combined with other
games, it will be added to existing containers of 45L (54cm x 37cm x 37cm) or 68L (61cm x 40cm x 43cm)
It has been called many things, Corn Toss, Bean Bagg, Bean Toss, Shoft Horseshoes. Contestants take turns pitching they corn bags at a cornhole platform until a contestant reaches the score of 21 points. One on the platform scores 1 point and through the hole - 3 points. Great fun for everyone, it can be played individually or in teams.
Players:
2 or 4Competititve:
1 vs. 1, 2 vs. 2.Complexity:
8/10Duration:
LongType:
Game of Skill.
Cornhole is a simple yet addictive game that brings out everyone's competitive spirit. It's easy to learn, making it perfect for all ages—from kids to grandparents. Whether you're playing one-on-one or in teams, the thrill of landing a perfect shot (or knocking off your opponent’s bag!) never gets old. It’s a great mix of skill and luck, which means even beginners can surprise the pros. Cornhole is ideal for backyard braais, parties, and team-building events, keeping everyone entertained without needing much space. Best of all, the relaxed pace lets you play while chatting, snacking, or cheering others on.
Game Setup and Rules
Cornhole can be played with 1 or 2 cornhole boards. In the single board version, the board is placed on a flat surface on the lawn.
The 2 players stand 8 meters away from the front edge of the board, and then take turns throwing their bags at the cornhole board aiming for the hole.
Bags must be thrown under hand. Each player throws 4 bags. Player A throws a bag, then player B throws a bad and so on, until all 8 bags are thrown and
the round is finished. The points for the round is then tallied: A bag remaining on the board is worth 1 point and a bag that went in the hole is worth 3 points.
Each player adds up their points and then compares them. Equal points cancel each other out so that only one player can score per round. For example,
if player A scored 5 points and player B scored 3, player A will add 2 points to his overall score. Player A will also throw first in the next round.
If both players score the same points, no points are awarded and whoever threw first in the last round will throw first again. A game is won when a
player reaches 21 points with a lead of 2 or more ponts. The first player to win 2 games wins the match.
In the double board version the two boards are placed facing each other, 8
meters apart. Here two teams with 2 players each play. One player from each team stands next
to a board as shown in the figure below. Team A starts by throwing their bags, followed by Team B.
Scores are tallied per round as described above.
Included In the Set
1 x Cornhole Plank
2 x Cornhole Board Pegs
4 x Corn bags
1 x Manual
see pricelist
book online
Transport
The Cornhole board weighs approx 7 kg, with dimensions 120cm (length) by 61cm (width) by 3cm (thickness).
A single plank can fit behind the front (driver+passenger) seats from door to door if placed in upright in a VW Polo 2010 model. It will probably
fit into most larger cars. It can also fit into the rear of a "bakkie" or when a car's rear seats is flattend.
The reset of the set, and is usually packed into a single 30L container.
The container dimensions are 54cm (length) by 37cm (width) by 26cm (height) and it can fit into
most hatchback and SUV boots, or easily on the rear seat. When the rental is combined with other
games, it will be added to existing containers of 45L (54cm x 37cm x 37cm) or 68L (61cm x 40cm x 43cm)
Cornhole can be played with 1 or 2 cornhole boards. In the single board version, the board is placed on a flat surface on the lawn.
The 2 players stand 8 meters away from the front edge of the board, and then take turns throwing their bags at the cornhole board aiming for the hole.
Bags must be thrown under hand. Each player throws 4 bags. Player A throws a bag, then player B throws a bad and so on, until all 8 bags are thrown and
the round is finished. The points for the round is then tallied: A bag remaining on the board is worth 1 point and a bag that went in the hole is worth 3 points.
Each player adds up their points and then compares them. Equal points cancel each other out so that only one player can score per round. For example,
if player A scored 5 points and player B scored 3, player A will add 2 points to his overall score. Player A will also throw first in the next round.
If both players score the same points, no points are awarded and whoever threw first in the last round will throw first again. A game is won when a
player reaches 21 points with a lead of 2 or more ponts. The first player to win 2 games wins the match.
In the double board version the two boards are placed facing each other, 8
meters apart. Here two teams with 2 players each play. One player from each team stands next
to a board as shown in the figure below. Team A starts by throwing their bags, followed by Team B.
Scores are tallied per round as described above.