Charlotte Cornhole Leagues

Cornhole Charlotte brings the city together through the game of cornhole. Our adult leagues (21+) are built for every skill level and background, from first-timers to seasoned throwers.

Each season runs seven weeks at local breweries. Weeks 1-6 are league play; Week 7 is a double-elimination tournament crowning a champion in each skill level. Boards and bags are provided, but you’re welcome to bring your own.

Want more? Our weekly blind draws are $10 double-elimination tournaments with the top three teams paid out.

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TRY TITAN BAGS ON LEAGUE NIGHTS

We keep Titan demo bags at our league nights, so you can test a few before you buy. Speeds are slow side / fast side.

Dart (5/8): balanced, forgiving flight

Devastator (6/8): one of the most hole-friendly bags in the line

Sonar (4/8): herringbone control side for blocking and placement

Undertaker 2.0 (5/8): predictable slide, smooth finish

Talon 2.0 (4/7): flat resin fill for control

Titan Bags, alongside West Georgia Cornhole, has been a proud sponsor of Cornhole Charlotte since 2024

Titan is the bag line from West Georgia Cornhole, an American-made board builder in Villa Rica, Georgia. Every Titan series is ACL approved, and pros like Jordan Power, Adam Hissner and Trey Burchfield throw them. These are the same bags used to win the 2024 ACL Singles and Doubles World Championships. Try different Titan models on league nights, then grab your own set and save with our code.

  • The Thursday league is $40 per player for a 7-week season. Blind draws are $10 cash on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays.

  • Players can signup alone or with a partner.

  • 7 weeks of matches, including playoff tournament on the last week.

  • Games are to 21 using cancellation scoring

    3 Points for every bag in the hole.

    1 Point for every bag on the board

    First Team to 21+ Wins

    Does not need to “land” exactly on 21 or any other winning score

    No penalty for going “over”