Rule 1: 1 point for bag on board. 3 points for in the hole.

Rule 2: Points cancel. For example:

Rule 3: If any part of the bag is touching the ground, it does not count.

Rule 4: Roll-ups/Bounce-ups DO count.

Scoring: Games are to 21 points. Winner will be awarded 2 extra points for a total of 23. The loser will be awarded the points they scored to be counted towards their round robin total. I.E . Score is 21-17, winner gets 23 , and loser gets 17. Top 16 teams will go through to the second round (Single elimination). Winner from each court automatically goes through. Last 6 teams to go through will be decided based on highest score. In case of a tie on those 6 teams: then a single toss (by each player) playoff will occur to determine the team to advance.

Round Robin: You have one court. Two teams should always be playing and the other 3 teams should rotate officiating/keeping score.

Single Elimination Rounds: Follow same rules as above

General Rules: To determine which team tosses first please use the “rock, paper, scissors” methodology. After that, the player who goes first is the one player that most recently scored.

The first side of contestants alternate tossing their corn bags until they have thrown all four bags, then the remaining contestant (tossing from the other cornhole platform) continue to alternate in the same manner until all four bags are delivered and the inning completed.

One contestant from each team shall be at each end of the court. When contestants are tossing their bags, the contestants at the other end shall be well behind & to the side of pitcher’s box (for their own safety).

Refunds are only offered in the event that City, State and/or Federal guidelines prohibit this event from happening.

Yes. We welcome well behaved, non-aggressive dogs to this event. All dogs must be restrained with a leash no greater than 6′ at all times. All dogs must be accompanied by an adult and may not be left alone or unattended at any time. Rules and regulations set by the City of Del Mar will apply and be fully enforced.

Seeing as this tournament is a small, friendly charity event, we classify "Novice" players as non-experienced in the sport OR someone who plays less than once per quarter. “Competitive” players are classified as someone who plays regularly in their backyard, with friends or in leagues (more than a handful of times per year).