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Fact #1. Cornhole is a fairly simple game. Players throw beanbags at a cornhole board. Once all the bags have been thrown, the scores for that round are added up. Each bag that remains on the board is worth one point. And each bag that has gone through the hole is worth 3 points. The player or team with the highest number of point at the end of the game, wins.
Fact #2. Cornhole can be played almost anywhere. The boards and bags are easy to load into the trunk of a car. And the game is versatile enough to be played by people all ages. Move the boards a little closer together, and even young children can get in on the fun. It's a popular activity in backyards, state fairs, and tailgate parties.
Fact #3. Cornhole is safer than other backyard games. Its gameplay is similar to horseshoes. But the heavy chunks of metal are replaced with bean bags. These bags are soft and incredibly lightweight. So even if you get hit with one by mistake, you probably won't get injured. And you don't have to worry about breaking a window with one either.
Fact #4. There are official cornhole tournaments. It's often played for casual recreation. But the American Cornhole Organization runs professional tournaments of the game. The ACO has formalized official cornhole rules and established world rankings. The World Championships of Cornhole has even been featured on ESPN.
Fact #5. Cornhole has its own set of jargon. Like a strike in bowling or a home run in baseball, there are several terms specific to the game of cornhole. An ace is a bean bag that lands on the board, but not in the hole. A cornucopia is when someone get all of their bags into the hole in a single round. And a shotgun is throwing all your bags at once.