How to play cornhole.
Set up the boards, learn the turn order, and count your first round. Everything you need to get a game going.
Cornhole rules, gear and tournament planning
Cornhole tools.
Score calculator
Enter the bags. We’ll handle cancellation.
Practice tracker
Track your points per round (PPR).
Team names
Find one worth putting on the bracket.
Cornhole
Start with the setup.
Your first game of cornhole
Learn the turn order, count the bags, and play a game to 21.
Every measurement on a cornhole board
Surface size, hole placement and leg height, with a dimensioned diagram.
Build cornhole boards for your backyard
Work through the cuts, assembly and finish before your first throw.
Turn a few games into a tournament.
Give every cornhole or bocce match a place on the schedule. Sport Scheduler Pro builds your tournament bracket or league schedule.
Cornhole
Get a little better at cornhole.
Build a repeatable cornhole throw
Work on grip, stance and release, then watch where your next four bags land.
Cornhole strategy: choose your shot
Decide when to slide, block, push or throw an airmail.
A 20-minute cornhole practice routine
Work through six drills and finish with a score to beat next time.
Cornhole
Find your next set.
Find cornhole bags that suit your throw
Compare fill, fabric and construction before choosing your next set.
What to look for in cornhole boards
Understand the tradeoffs in materials, portability and playing surfaces.
Make your cornhole boards your own
Plan a custom design, choose a finish and protect the playing surface.
BOCCE
Meet bocce.
Aim for the little ball.
Eight balls, one target, and a game decided by inches. Learn the rules, plan a court, or start on the grass you have.
The bocce field guide ↗Bocce
A closer look at bocce.
Settle the next close round of bocce
Understand who rolls next, which balls count and when to measure.
Plan a bocce court for your space
Compare court sizes and find a layout that fits your yard.
Choose a bocce set
Ball size, weight and material make a difference on grass and courts.
Other backyard games
Make room for another game.
Get a ladder toss game going
Set the ladders, learn the scoring and agree on the rules before you throw.
Lay out a croquet course
Follow the wickets, learn the strokes and get everyone through a first game.
Bring badminton to the lawn
Set up the net and get familiar with serving, scoring and court boundaries.