Corn Hole / Glow Corn Hole

Our Cornhole Yard Game Rental is a classic crowd-favorite that works just as well during the day as it does at night. This versatile setup features traditional cornhole gameplay with the added bonus of a glow-in-the-dark option, making it a perfect fit for backyard parties, festivals, corporate events, and glow-themed gatherings.

Easy to play and quick to learn, cornhole encourages friendly competition and social interaction among guests of all ages. During daytime events, it serves as a relaxed yard game that guests can enjoy at their own pace. When the sun goes down, the glow feature adds visual appeal and keeps the game active and engaging in low-light or evening settings.

Cornhole is especially popular with teens and adults, making it a strong addition to glow parties, school events, company picnics, and outdoor celebrations. Its simple setup and flexible placement allow it to fit seamlessly into both small and large event layouts.

Rental includes cornhole boards and bean bags.

How to Play: Cornhole Rules

Setup

• Place the two cornhole boards facing each other, typically 27 feet apart from front edge to front edge (distance may be adjusted for younger players or limited space).

• Divide players into two teams or play one-on-one.

• Each team uses four bean bags.

Objective

Players take turns tossing bean bags toward the opposite board, aiming to land bags on the board or through the hole to score points.

Gameplay

• Teams alternate throws, tossing one bag at a time.

• All four bags from one side are thrown, then the other side throws their four bags.

• Players may throw from either side of their board, staying behind the front edge.

Scoring

• Bag through the hole = 3 points

• Bag on the board = 1 point

• Bag on the ground = 0 points

• Scoring uses cancellation: only the team with the higher score in a round earns points equal to the difference between the two scores.

Winning the Game

• The game continues until a team reaches 21 points.

• For casual event play, games may be shortened or played to a lower score to keep guests rotating.