Cornhole [OFFICIAL]

To play by official standards, such as those set by the American Cornhole Association (ACA) or the American Cornhole Organization (ACO) , you must adhere to specific court and equipment dimensions:

Cornhole is a popular lawn game where players take turns tossing 16-ounce bean bags at a raised wooden platform with a 6-inch hole in it. The core objective is to score points by either landing a bag on the board (1 point) or through the hole (3 points), with matches typically played to 21 using "cancellation scoring". Official Rules and Setup CORNHOLE

: A 4' x 3' area on both sides of each board where players must remain while throwing. Scoring Mechanics To play by official standards, such as those

: Eight 6-inch by 6-inch bags (four of each color) are used, weighing between 15 and 16 ounces. Scoring Mechanics : Eight 6-inch by 6-inch bags

: Bags that hit the ground before landing on the board or are thrown from outside the pitcher's box.

Cornhole uses , meaning only one team can score per inning.

: Each board should be 2 feet by 4 feet with a 6-inch hole centered 9 inches from the top. The front edge sits 2.5–4 inches high, while the back is 12 inches high.