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GoSports cornhole sets
Regulation-size boards with bags and a carry case, ready for a cookout.
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GoSports cornhole sets at a glance
What we like
- Regulation-size boards on many sets
- Carry cases make them easy to move and store
- Fun for every age
Trade-offs
- Boards are bulky to store
- Heavier than lightweight folding sets
- Quality of boards differs between price levels
- Best for
- Cookouts, tailgates and families.
- Skip it if
- You are short on storage space.
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Where it appears in our guides
Best all-ages crowd-pleaser
Best Lawn Games
Regulation-size boards with a carry case are an easy win at any cookout. They are bulky to store and heavier than folding sets, and board quality varies across price levels.
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A game that fits most yards
How Much Space for Backyard Games?
Cornhole needs a lane about 35 feet long but only a few feet wide, which fits many backyards.
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