The King of Cornhole is a Real Underhanded Guy
By Gabriella Jacobs
Having earned the crown three times already, Matt Guy is indisputably the King of Cornhole.
But that’s almost an understatement.
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Variations on Stance and Pitch
By Eric Devine
The positioning of the feet is paramount in athletic endeavors. Think of baseball, boxing or power lifting. The same applies to cornhole. While hitting a fastball or knocking someone out may not be your goal, getting that bag to stay on the board certainly is. Success starts at the feet and continues with the pitch.
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Dangers in the Field
By Eric Devine
Lawn games are meant for large groups of family and friends, and of the options: bocce, horseshoes or lawn darts, cornhole is by far the safest. Players don't wield two pound, hard resin balls, or throw metal objects at five to 10 miles per hour, or fling twelve-inch long needles into the air. Instead, a one-pound bag of corn is tossed onto an inclined board. However, in spite of the seemingly harmless nature of the game, certain dangers do lurk in the field.
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National Cornhole Day Recognized in Carrollton, Kentucky
By L.A. Pitch
The last Saturday in June is officially recognized as National Cornhole Day, thanks to the efforts of Rocky Conteduca, the ACO, and the official proclamation from the Mayor of the City of Carrollton, Ky.
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The Power of Cornhole
By Lisa Doxsee
Six years ago, no one at Easter Seals Work Resource Center could foresee that 20 sheets of donated plywood would launch a new job training program for people with disabilities, a major fundraiser for the agency, and the Monster Energy World Cornhole Championship.
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Notes From the Hole, New Years Edition
Top 5 News Stories of 2010
By Greg Williams
Columnist Gregory Williams wishes everyone a Happy New Year with a wrap up of the Top 5 most significant news stories in the ACO over the last year.
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Notes From the Court, October, 2010: Fixing a Handicap
Or, how I won the war before I won the game.
By Greg Williams
Hole Magazine's Greg Williams celebrates a year of covering the sport of Cornhole, as he is pulled in to help the ACO to gauge it's new handicap system. Because he can't hole his head up any other way...
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Notes From the Court, July 1, 2010
It's a Social Thing
By Greg Williams
ACO Columnist Greg Williams checks out the Social 60s, the non-pro player league.
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Notes from the Court, August 2010
Tailgate Bash
By Greg Williams
Columnist Gregory Williams covers the goings on at one of the ACO's biggest showdown in Cincinnati, which is also a great fundraiser for Easter Seals Foundation.
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Notes From the Court: July 18, 2010
Maize Craze!
By Greg Williams
ACO Columnist (and now Bracket Buster!) Greg Williams calls some of the ups and downs of playing Cornhole on the Beach. Was it the waves? The beer? The babes? Wow! It was quite the show in Virginia Beach!
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