Pro Series cornhole boards are for players who have outgrown standard boards. They're heavier, more rigid and built to stay perfectly still when bags land. Every set starts with a 3/4" Baltic birch top, interlocking support braces and 36mm double-thick folding legs, then comes in two levels of build so you can match the boards to how and where you play.

Pro Lite vs. Pro Elite at a Glance

• Pro Lite (about 38 lb per board): interlocking braces and double-thick legs in a rigid build you can still transport. The pick for league players who bring their own boards.
• Pro Elite (about 45 lb per board): the Pro Lite build plus a fully paneled underside. The most solid, finished option, made for home courts, venues and players who leave their boards set up.

What Sets Pro Boards Apart

• More weight where it counts. Heavier boards resist rocking and shifting, so the surface plays the same from the first game to the last.
• Interlocking bracing. Braces lock together under the top for a firmer, quieter landing.
• Double-thick legs with airmail blocker bracing. Sturdier support at the back of the board.
• A consistent finish. UV-printed graphics under a UV clear coat, with no vinyl wraps to lift or bubble.

Which Boards Fit Your Game?

• Pro Elite: about 45 lb per board. The most rigid build, for permanent setups.
• Pro Lite: about 38 lb per board. Pro rigidity that you can still take on the road.
• Tournament Series: about 30–32 lb per board. 3/4" top with dual braces, a great step up from backyard boards.
• Regulation 2x4 boards: including lighter backyard sets for casual play.

Who Buys Pro Series Boards

League players who want practice boards that match competition feel, homeowners building a permanent garage or backyard court, and bars, breweries and venues that host leagues and need boards that hold up to nightly play.

Pro Series FAQs

Are pro boards worth it over tournament boards?
If you practice often or play on hard surfaces, yes. The extra weight and interlocking bracing cut down on bounce and movement, which makes your throws more repeatable.

Can one person carry them?
Pro Lite boards are manageable for most adults thanks to the built-in handles. Pro Elite boards are heavy enough that many players move them with help or a carrying case.

Can I use these in sanctioned league play?
They're built to regulation dimensions. Some sanctioned events and leagues require specific approved boards, so check your league's rules before buying for official play.

What bags should I pair with pro boards?
Dual-sided pro bags let you choose between a slower side for blocks and a faster side for slides. Shop pro cornhole bags by speed.