The crowd-pleaser. Presented by Get Out and Throw Cornhole — Doubles on Saturday, Singles on Sunday, each with an open and a Social division for every skill level. Bring a partner, sign up, and play.
The SHNY Cornhole Tournament returns for 2026 — presented by Get Out and Throw Cornhole — with two days of play for every skill level.
Saturday is Doubles day, Sunday is Singles day, and each day offers an open division — closed to current or upcoming ACO/ACL pros — alongside a PPR-capped Social division for recreational players. Check-in opens at 9 a.m. both days, with bags flying at 10 a.m.
Entry fees range from $30 to $80 per team depending on division, and every division pays out 80% of the pot through a two-tier payout structure. Plaques are awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.
No ACO/ACL Pro — Current or Upcoming
13 PPR Capped
No ACO/ACL Pro — Current or Upcoming
6.5 PPR Capped
Presented by Get Out and Throw Cornhole.
Saturday features 2v2 Doubles play. Sunday features 1v1 Singles play. Both days run an open and a Social division side by side.
Open to players with no current or upcoming ACO/ACL Pro status. $80/team for Doubles, $40/team for Singles. Payout is 80% of the pot, with plaques for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in both tiers.
Recreational play capped at 13 PPR for Doubles and 6.5 PPR for Singles. $60/team for Doubles, $30/team for Singles. Payout is 80% of the pot, with plaques for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd.
Standard ACO/ACL cancellation scoring. Bag in hole = 3 points. Bag on board = 1 point. Each team's points cancel the opponent's per round.
Official ACO/ACL-regulation boards. Players welcome to bring their own bags as long as they pass tournament-director inspection.
Top finishers are paid out across two tiers — Tier 1 pays 35/21/15% and Tier 2 pays 14/9/6% for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.
Check-in opens for Saturday's Doubles and Doubles Social divisions.
Saturday's Doubles and Doubles Social brackets kick off across the boards.
Check-in opens for Sunday's Singles and Singles Social divisions.
Sunday's Singles and Singles Social brackets kick off across the boards.
Championship matches conclude and tier-based payouts are awarded to top finishers in each division.