Does anybody have a recommendation for someone to make a custom cornhole board....preferably someone between 290 and 59 (East).

I've used Houston Custom Cornhole Boards out of Kingwood before, but I haven't been able to get him to return my call lately.

I was going to recommend somebody but after looking through the FB pics of the person/place you mentioned, I think that's who I got mine from.

KDubAg said:

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I was going to recommend somebody but after looking through the FB pics of the person/place you mentioned, I think that's who I got mine from.

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He reached out to me this morning, so hopefully we're good.

aTm2004 said:

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What's wrong with washers?

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It's difficult to take your backyard with you when you tailgate for football games.

BBRex said:

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aTm2004 said:

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What's wrong with washers?

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It's difficult to take your backyard with you when you tailgate for football games.

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Also, not sure who made these, but they're awesome.

That has so many kinds of awesome in it- Texas Aggies, state of Texas, wood, and no bevel in sight.

That's going to look like **** after one game of washers.

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What's wrong with washers?

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Nothing. It takes a little more skill to do it right and a proper game requires a nicely fitted can in the ground. It's just a bit of a pain and bros don't want to skillfully pitch washers. They want to lob beanbags at a board. It's just easier and more portable.

BrazosDog02 said:

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That's going to look like **** after one game of washers.

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What's wrong with washers?

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Nothing. It takes a little more skill to do it right and a proper game requires a nicely fitted can in the ground. It's just a bit of a pain and bros don't want to skillfully pitch washers. They want to lob beanbags at a board. It's just easier and more portable.

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I had a Caribbean beach trip a few years ago with a group of friends. I packed washers and 2 cut pieces of 3" PVC to stick in the sand. It worked perfect and took up no room in my bag. The resort workers loved it and would play a round with us during their breaks.

So yes, washers can be extremely portable

is a cornhole board something more complex than 3/4" plywood with a circular hole cut in it?

These are some I've made for a few folks. You can probably find them floating around game days up in CS. I've made a couple sets for some TexAgers as well.



I also made some that were a little more involved for a tech grad.




The cowboy was an in-progress shot and I forgot to get a final pic. He had some red, gold and tan thrown in for his stache, buckle and boots.

I haven't made any in a while, but if you're interested and it doesn't work out with your other guy, hit me up and I'll see what I can do. Email is in my profile.

https://www.victorytailgate.com/collegiate/texas-a-m-university-aggies/cornhole.html

I bought a set from this website a few years ago... Very happy with them.

This is the design I chose.

Watch out for your cornhole, man

BrazosDog02 said:

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That's going to look like **** after one game of washers.

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What's wrong with washers?

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Nothing. It takes a little more skill to do it right and a proper game requires a nicely fitted can in the ground. It's just a bit of a pain and bros don't want to skillfully pitch washers. They want to lob beanbags at a board. It's just easier and more portable.

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Washer trash talk, classic!

Do you still make these? If so, i'm curious what you charge.

3 hole washers with carpet is 100x better than corn joke.