Shop by Play Level

Shop by Play Level — Find the Perfect Cornhole Gear for Your Skill Level

Cornhole is a game enjoyed by everyone — from beginners playing at backyard cookouts to elite athletes preparing for professional tournaments like the World Series of Cornhole (WSOC). Because different players have different needs, our Shop by Play Level collection makes it easy to choose the right boards, bags, and accessories based on your experience, goals, and playing style.

Whether you're buying your first set, upgrading to competitive equipment, or training for sanctioned league play (ACL, ACO, ACA, TCL, or WSOC), this section helps you quickly find gear that matches your skill level and performance expectations.

Choose Your Play Level

Our “Shop by Play Level” categories are organized into four clear segments:

• Professional Players

• Competitive Players

• Backyard / Recreational Players

• Kids & Beginners

Each category includes curated boards, bags, and accessories tailored to your level of play.

⭐ Professional Players

For players competing in top-tier events like WSOC, ACL, ACO, ACA, or TCL, professional gear is non-negotiable. These products are engineered for maximum consistency, precision, and shot control — the same performance standards used in televised tournaments.

Ideal For:

• Tournament competitors

• League players

• WSOC/ACL/ACO athletes

• Advanced throwers with technique (roll, cut, airmail, flop)

Recommended Gear Includes:

• Official Cornhole Boards — regulation, certified, low-bounce, pro-finish

• Pro Cornhole Bags — dual-sided fabrics, resin fill, speed/control blends

• Tournament Accessories — score towers, lighting kits, stabilizers

Why Choose Pro Gear?

Professional gear ensures your practice replicates true tournament conditions. With consistent slide ratings, predictable bag action, and sound construction, pro players can refine precision techniques.

Link to: Official Cornhole Boards, Pro Cornhole Bags, Tournament Gear

⭐ Competitive Players

Competitive players are improving rapidly and need reliable equipment that supports advanced development without requiring fully certified professional gear.

Ideal For:

• Local league players

• Semi-serious competitors

• Players learning strategy and shot mechanics

• Teams entering regional tournaments

Recommended Gear Includes:

• Regulation Cornhole Boards — stable, hardwood surfaces

• Pro-Style Cornhole Bags — dual-speed, but not necessarily certified

• Scoreboards & Stands — essential for organized matches

• Carry Bags — for weekly travel and league nights

Why Choose Competitive-Level Gear?

It balances price and performance, offering pro feel without pro cost.

Link to: Regulation Boards, Pro Cornhole Bags, Scoreboards

⭐ Backyard / Recreational Players

This is the largest group of cornhole players. Backyard players want fun, durable, easy-to-store products designed for casual games at home, tailgates, parks, and parties.

Ideal For:

• Family gatherings

• Tailgate groups

• BBQs & pool parties

• Outdoor social games

Recommended Gear Includes:

• Tailgate Boards (3’ x 2’) — portable and travel-friendly

• Backyard / Recreational Bags — durable and budget-friendly

• All-Weather Cornhole Boards — perfect for patios, pools, RVs

• Lights & Night Play — ideal for parties

Why Choose Recreational-Level Gear?

This gear prioritizes durability and ease of use over tournament precision.

Link to: Tailgate Boards, Recreational Bags, All-Weather Boards

⭐ Kids & Beginners

Young players and first-timers need light, safe, and easy-to-throw equipment that encourages fun and skill development.

Ideal For:

• Families with children

• Schools & youth camps

• Beginners learning the basics

• Casual players trying cornhole for the first time

Recommended Gear Includes:

• Mini Boards (2’ x 1’) — lightweight, portable, beginner-friendly

• Soft, durable starter bags

• Family & Party Sets

• Colorful, themed designs

Why Choose Beginner Gear?

It’s easier to handle, safer for young players, and perfect for learning fundamentals.

Link to: Mini / Kids Boards, Starter Sets

Buying Guide: How to Pick Your Play Level

1. What’s your primary playing environment?

• Backyard → Recreational

• League → Competitive

• National events → Professional

• Family use → Kids & Beginners

2. How often do you play?

• Weekly → Competitive or Pro

• Monthly → Recreational

• First time → Beginners

3. What’s your long-term goal?

• Learn the game

• Improve technique

• Compete locally

• Train for WSOC