So here I sit on a Sunday night after the Fourth of July weekend, pondering the times with the family and the cornhole matches broadcast on ESPN. To quote Trey Ryder, “Oh my word” is a complete understatement. What I saw on ESPN today was …
You are a newly accepted Professional Cornhole Player, congratulations. Now comes the hard part, marketing yourself to obtain sponsors. Jay Corley shared pointers in an article entitled ACL’s Influence on Pro Player Sponsorship. Be sure to check it out. The most common mistake players make …
So, I retired from Cornhole altogether pretty much, less my Tuesday night league. I gave up my side gig building boards and gave up Cornhole Addicts due to the realization I wasn’t addicted any longer. I was at my prime during the Championship of Bags in Valley …
I’m saying this with a heavy heart… Cornhole is not a backyard game anymore. Cornhole is just another sport that revolves around money. Granted, I am not talking trash about those who chase money and seek their best chance at cashing. But in my experience, most people …
First Impression of the glove I was lucky enough to win a contest and got a free Gladiator Cornhole Gear Glove. First thoughts was great, not only do I have to explain what cornhole is to people but now I have to explain why I’m …
So Slim says yes to be my partner (which I’m sure he regrets today). First road trip is to Delaware and Minquas Fire House. Guaranteed $1,000 to first place at $50 a team. It’s the best $25 I’ve ever spent in my life. My first …
Peaks and Valleys Let’s talk about the evolution of a new cornhole player. For me, cornhole is like golf, the more you put in the more you get out. Well, sort of……. Each sport you need some physical ability to succeed. I’ve grown up playing …
Am I Up Yet? So you played in a cornhole tournament this past weekend. How’d it go? Were you “that person”? Most people don’t understand what it takes to run a cornhole tournament until you actually run one. Cornhole tournaments are “very profitable” and you …
