The official regulation distance between cornhole boards is 27 feet from front edge to front edge. This spacing is used in official tournaments and competitive play to ensure fairness and consistency
. For casual play, especially with kids, seniors, or physically impaired players, the boards can be placed closer together, typically between 12 to 15 feet, to make the game easier and more enjoyable
. To summarize:
- Official distance: 27 feet (front edge to front edge of boards)
- Casual/adjusted distance: 12 to 15 feet for beginners or less experienced players
- The boards should face each other directly with holes aligned parallel
This distance allows for a challenging yet fun game that balances skill and accessibility.
