While you could settle for the first option you find at your local retailer, it's worth investing in one of the best cornhole boards that can handle regular use. Our top recommendation is the ...

One of America's favorite lawn activities continues to grow professionally across the country. No, this isn't about who can mow their lawn the fastest, but who can best throw a small bean bag into ...

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Cornhole boards come in a variety of different materials and finishes that actually very much affect play. A decent cornole board will be heavy enough to stop it from bouncing on impact ...

ROCK HILL, S.C. — The surface of a professional-grade cornhole board — two feet wide and four feet long, give or take a quarter-inch, and made of birch or oak with a polyurethane finish ...

The thwack of a sack hitting a wood board is a sound heard at many bars and backyard barbecues. Cornhole, also called “bags” or “sack toss,” has skyrocketed in popularity. Oak Creek ...