THE PROBLEM
Most backyard cornhole sets don't make it through the season
It's rarely the game people lose interest in — it's the board that's cracked down the middle, missing a leg, or short two bean bags by the second cookout.
Someone suggests cornhole, the set comes out of the garage, and it's held together with whatever's around — a bent leg propped on a brick, a corner peeling where the sticker's lifted, bags that went missing last summer and never got replaced. It still gets set up, because nobody wants to be the reason the game doesn't happen. It just doesn't sit flat anymore, and nobody's counting the score too closely.
The game isn't the weak point — the board underneath it usually is. Thin MDF splits at the corners after a few trips in and out of a truck bed. Printed vinyl graphics fade and peel in direct sun. Folding hardware that wasn't built for repeated setup works itself loose after a season of tailgates, and by the time it's needed for a holiday get-together, it's more duct tape than board.
A board that's built for one afternoon isn't built for the whole summer.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Everything you need for game day
One set, fully equipped. Unfold the legs, split the bags, and start playing — nothing else to order.
Two Solid Wood Boards
4' x 2' regulation-footprint boards with a heat-pressed American flag finish on each playing surface.
Four Red Bean Bags
Team one's set, ready to toss straight out of the box.
Corner Straps & Rope Handles
Soft-grip hemp rope handles make carrying them across a yard or parking lot easier on the hands.
Four Blue Bean Bags
Team two's set, matched in weight and size to team one's.
Foldable Support Legs
Fold flat for storage or the trunk, lock into place for play.
Heat-Pressed Flag Design
Applied to the wood surface rather than printed on a sticker, so it's built to hold up to repeated use.
Ready-to-Play Setup
No screws, no tools, no separate assembly step before the first game.
HOW TO SET UP & PLAY
From the trunk to the first toss in under a minute
No tools, no manual — just unfold, place, and play.

Unfold the Legs
Flip each board over and swing the legs out until they lock into place. No wrenches or hardware required.
Position the Boards
Set the two boards facing each other at the distance you're playing — closer for a casual backyard game, regulation length for a more competitive match.
Divide the Bags
Split the eight bags into two sets of four — red for one side, blue for the other.
Take Turns Tossing
Alternate tosses from the same board, aiming for the hole or the platform for partial points.
Score and Reset
Tally points after each round, clear the bags, and go again — first to 21 usually wins.
Play best two-out-of-three to 21 instead of a single round to 21 — it keeps a close game going and gives a slow start room to turn around.
DESIGN NOTES
Built to hold up to more than one weekend
Solid wood costs more to source and ship than the hollow or particleboard cores used in most low-priced sets, but it's what keeps a board from flexing or cracking after repeated bag hits and trips in a truck bed. The flag artwork is heat-pressed directly into the surface rather than applied as a printed decal, which is why it's meant to hold its color and edges through direct sun and regular handling instead of peeling at the corners after a season outside.
The legs fold flat against sturdy crossbar supports — a setup meant to solve the two things that usually fight each other in a portable board: a stable, wobble-free playing surface, and a set that still fits easily in a trunk or garage corner between games.
4' x 2'
Board Size — matches the footprint used in club and league play, not a scaled-down backyard version.
8
Bean Bags Included — four red, four blue, ready the moment the legs are unfolded.
2
Boards Per Set — a matched pair, built and finished together.
SPECIFICATIONS
Technical Specifications & Materials
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions, answered
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Each board measures 4' x 2', the same footprint used in club and tournament play. The hole placement follows standard cornhole dimensions, so the set plays true whether it's a casual backyard game or a more competitive match.
No. The legs fold out and lock into place by hand — no wrenches, no screws, no separate assembly step. Folding them back down for storage or transport takes about the same amount of time.
Eight total — four red and four blue — so two players or two teams can start playing right out of the box without buying bags separately.
They're built for outdoor play, but like any wood game set, they'll last longer if they're wiped down and stored somewhere dry when not in use — especially through long stretches of rain or direct sun.
Set the boards down. Let the games start.
Everything needed for the first toss is already in the box — boards, bags, and straps included.