What is Cornhole?
A Modern American Tradition: The World of Cornhole
Cornhole has grown from a backyard pastime into a modern American tradition, uniting friends and families across the nation. Whether you’re a pro or a newcomer, this site explores the game, its history, and its cultural impact.
The Mystery of its Origins
Though debated, cornhole’s roots may trace back to a German cabinetmaker or the Blackhawk tribe of Illinois. Its modern form, however, likely emerged in Cincinnati, Ohio, in the 1970s, before spreading nationwide.
From Backyard Fun to a Professional Sport
Cornhole’s popularity stems from simple rules, minimal gear, and its welcoming nature. Easy to play and fun for all ages, it quickly became a staple of gatherings, from tailgates to family reunions, and even evolved into a professional sport.
