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The Great Corn Toss Game – Also Known as Corn Hole

Andrew — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 18:31:49 +0000

The corn toss game has been around for centuries. However, no one knows the full history of the game. Many people say that the game originated in Germany back in the 14th century. The corn toss game can be played almost anywhere. It is inexpensive and easy to setup and play.

To play the corn toss game, you first need a wooden board with a round hole in it. This is called the corn hole. Then, you need some small bags filled with corn. These corn bags are tossed into the corn hole during game play. Other than these simple supplies, which you can even make yourself, all you need is some space and decent lighting. Generally, about 30 feet is required for the length of the playing area.

The corn toss game is played similar to horseshoes. The corn hole platform sits at a shallow angle, and players try to toss the corn bags into the one lone hole. Each bag that lands on the corn hole platform is worth one point while each one that makes it into the corn hole is worth 3 points. The goal of the game is to earn a total of 21 points. Players can either work alone or as part of a team with each side getting to throw four corn bags per round.

The corn toss game is great for all sorts of outings including family gatherings, school fundraisers, carnivals, birthday parties, and much much more. The game is especially popular in farming communities where it is often part of celebrations that accompany the fall harvest. There is even an American Cornhole Association. The so-called ACA organizes tournaments and sets official standards for equipment and rules. For example, an official playing field should be 10 feet wide by 45 feet long.

Just about anyone can play the corn toss game, which makes it great for families to play together. Young and old alike have the skills necessary to toss the bag into the corn hole and score points. Thus, age is not a factor and no great physical strength is required.

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Tennessee Titans Corn Hole Bags and Sets

Andrew — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 04:50:45 +0000

For Titans fans out there, first of all, I know you’re all saddened and shocked over Steve McNair’s death. We all are. He was a player that none of us will ever forget. But you guys are some of the most dedicated fans out there, and even though there will never be another Steve McNair, whoever plays QB for the Titans will have an army of fans standing behind him.

When football season rolls around again, it will be time to plan the tailgate parties, and what tailgate party would be complete without a custom Tennessee Titans tailgate size corn hole game? You can get them from ebay.com with licensed team logo and colors, 36 x 24 inch solid corn hole boards, 8 Tennessee Titans bags, and a bean bag pouch for toting the bags around.

If its ACA regulation corn hole you’re interested in, you can get a regulation set on eBay in custom Tennessee Titans colors. You can get the set so the two boards have contrasting team colors (one board painted turquoise outside, dark blue inside, the other one painted dark blue outside, turquoise inside) or exactly the same for each. They’ll also do other customizations if you ask. With this set you get four navy blue bags and four turquoise bags that are regulation size and weight.

If you have boards and only need bags, you can find those on eBay too. One set of bags includes four bags with the Tennessee Titans logo, and four in red duck canvas, all made to standard size and weight.

Custom corn hole accessories and sets are great ways to show your support for the Titans.

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Indianapolis Colts Corn Hole Bags and Boards

Andrew — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 04:46:55 +0000

If you’re a Colts fan and you happen to live in Indianapolis, you can find a set of Indianapolis Colts/ Indianapolis Pacers corn hole boards made of 3/4 inch plywood for $35, according to an ad on backpage.com’s Indianapolis site. There’s also an Indianapolis corn hole league starting up in July.

If you live elsewhere, a good place to start looking for an Indianapolis Colts corn hole game might be ExtremeCornHole on eBay. The boards are regulation size, framed with 2 x 4s, and topped with medium density fiberboard that won’t warp. The boards have a laminate finish, and the “Buy it Now” price is $139.95 + actual shipping. These look like football fields with the shadowed, 3-D look Colts logo on the field and the team name running down both sidelines.

If you have boards, but just need bags to go with them, you can find those on eBay for around $20. One set features 4 Indianapolis Colts logo bags, and 4 plain dark blue bags that are regulation size and weight, and triple stitched. Bags N Boards has the bags for $34.95 a set, and they are sewn on industrial sewing machines using heavy duty thread.

Indianapolis Colts Decals of every description can be found on Stickergiant.com. These can be used to spiff up your corn hole boards in Indianapolis Colts style.

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The Corn Hole game is becoming an increasingly popular game

Andrew — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 17:29:22 +0000

When and where our beloved game of Cornhole was invented is unknown. However, there is one thing that is known for sure, the corn hole game is rapidly increasing in popularity every single day. Whether you see it being played at a tailgate, the back yard of a Fraternity house, or maybe even across the street in the neighbors yard, one thing is for sure: playing Corn Hole is FUN!

A lot of people are calling the corn hole game modern day Horse Shoes, which is probably a good comparison, although I would say cornhole is a lot less dangerous. As the buzz about the games grows, I wouldnt be surprised to see the game become somewhat of an American Pastime. I would dare to say that if it grew big enough, that we might even one day see CornHole tournaments played on ESPN! That’ll be the day!

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