Cornhole Fever

The game commonly known as cornhole is overtaking family reunions across the nation.
The only problem is everyone seams to play differently with their own styles and rules. In most situations this wouldn’t be an issue but because cornhole has become so competitive over the years rule changes are critical to cornhole players.

Keeping the rules fair are critical to keeping a family happy and their relationships healthy. So it’s best to go online and print the rules posted on the American Cornhole Association (ACA) website. That way no one is blamed for creating unfair or incorrect rules.

Also, ACA has created regulations for cornhole equipment so make sure everything has the standard dimensions, weights, and distances. The ACA is very serious about their rules and regulation and require an ACA seal of approval on all equipment used in any type of official gamming.

For family outings rules can bend; but at least the ACA creates good standards for the game and can help prevent any type of feuding when it comes to playing.

Whether you’re playing for fun or for a title be sure to order a cornhole trophy for the winning team or even the second place team. No mater the occasion every team deservers a trophy for their outstanding efforts and enjoyments.

As a Cincinnatian I take pride in traditions and values that are passed on between our generations. It’s almost honorable to be know as the city who originated the game of cornhole ( baggo, bean bag toss, corn toss).

Growing up with cornhole at every family outing and tournaments at every festival it’s almost second nature to own a cornhole set. Now that it is up and coming in many cities tournaments have become more nationally rather than locally. I was excited when I found a cornhole trophy that came from a Cincinnati company supporting a Cincinnati tradition.

It’s great to finally have a cornhole trophy I can present to the champion of the home town cornhole tournaments! All trophies are an honor to hold on to but this particular trophy makes me smile.

Cornhole is a great tradition I hope Cincinnati holds on to for a long time!