Imagine a fictional family reunion that starts with a plastic trophy.
Someone found it at a discount store for $8.99.
It was supposed to be a joke.
“FAMILY CORNHOLE CHAMPION”
By lunchtime, nobody was laughing.
Cousins were scouting opponents.
Aunts were questioning the bracket.
One uncle wanted clarification about whether a bag touching the ground and bouncing onto the board counted.
It did not.
The trophy had become the most important object at the reunion.
This is what cornhole does to families.
Family Reunions Need Something Everyone Can Join
Planning activities for a family reunion is difficult because a family reunion might include a six-year-old, a 23-year-old college athlete and a 79-year-old grandfather.
Finding one activity all three can enjoy isn't easy.
Cornhole gets pretty close.
You can throw from closer if necessary.
You can play casually.
You can play seriously.
You can watch.
You can join another game five minutes later.
Nobody needs special equipment or experience.
Create the Annual Family Tournament
If your family enjoys competition, make it official.
Create a bracket.
Randomly draw teams.
Pair adults with kids.
Create family branches and let them compete.
Name the trophy.
Make the trophy embarrassingly large.
Most importantly, put the previous year's winner's name on it.
Congratulations. You have now created a tradition that future generations will be forced to continue.
Or Don't Organize Anything
Some families hear “organized tournament” and immediately experience stress.
That's fine too.
Set up several boards and let people play.
Cornhole is one of those rare activities that doesn't require an event coordinator.
People understand what to do.
Games Give People Somewhere to Gather
Family reunions are about conversation, but conversation is sometimes easier when everyone isn't sitting in a circle trying to think of something to say.
Games create natural little groups.
People talk between throws.
Kids wander over.
Someone joins the next game.
Relatives who haven't seen each other in years suddenly have something to do together.
Renting Means Nobody Has to Bring Everything
Large family gatherings often rely on the same handful of people hauling half their garage to the park.
Tables.
Coolers.
Canopies.
Games.
Extension cords.
Speakers.
Give those people a break.
CornholeRentals™ delivers, sets up and retrieves the games.
You focus on finding out who brought the potato salad.
We'll handle the boards.
Enter your reunion location to see if delivery is available and start building your game lineup.
And don't forget the trophy.
Plan Your Rental
Delivery, setup and pickup are included for eligible event locations. Your minimum order depends on the drive time from our Dayton-area warehouse—not a separate delivery charge. Start with your ZIP, then enter the exact event address to confirm the minimum and available options.
Ready to bring the games?
Start with your event location. We’ll handle delivery, setup and pickup.
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