
Cornhole Board Level Instructions
Welcome to the official instruction guide for the patented CornStars Cornhole Board Level Accesoory. This page is dedicated to showing you exactly how to use the only dual-axis level built exclusively for the sport of Cornhole. Here, you will learn the core concepts behind accurately measuring both the front-to-back pitch and side-to-side roll of your boards simultaneously. Whether you are a backyard beginner or a tournament pro, understanding how to use this essential cornhole accessory guarantees perfect board consistency on any surface—from grass and gravel to the beach. Read on to discover the mechanics behind the tool and see just how easy it is to LEVEL the playing field.
How To Use The Cornhole Level
The Cornhole Level is very easy to use. All you need to do is place the device in the proper location on the board and then make adjustments to the board based on the indicator on the level. Here is a basic guideline on how to use The Cornhole Level.
Where to Place The Cornhole Level On The Board
Place the level along the back of the cornhole board
- Slide the CHL anywhere along the back of the board to measure both Pitch and Roll. The CHL device will show you how many degrees off level you are in any direction.
At the bottom of the cornhole board hole
- Place the device in the hole to also measure both Pitch and Roll.
How To Read The Bubble Indicator on The Cornhole Level
As the Cornhole board goes off level in either the Pitch (front/back) or Roll (left / right), the bubble level will move accordingly. Fix the board so that the bubble is in the middle of the level crosshairs. This indication will ensure you are playing on a level cornhole board.
The Adjustment You Should Make Based On The Location Of The Bubble
If The Bubble Is Left/Right of Center
This indication means that the board is leaning too much to the left or right. You will need to adjust one of the legs until the bubble is in the center of the horizontal line.
If The Bubble is Above/Below Center
This indication means that the board is leaning backward or forward too much. Adjust the legs until the bubble is in the center of the vertical line.
If The Bubble Is In The Center of The Crosshairs
You’re ready to play, have fun! Don’t forget to repeat the process every time before you play. This will ensure the boards are up to regulation every time.
Setting the 27′ Board to Board Distance
To set the distance of your cornhole boards, you will need (2) S-Hooks and string. Simply tie the string to the S-Hooks and set the end to end distance of the S-Hooks to 32’8″. Once complete, simply place a Cornhole Level in each Cornhole Board hole and connect each S-Hook to the front of the Cornhole Levels’ tether. Pull the boards until the rope or string is taught or does not sag. That is it, you just set the corn hole board to board distance using the Cornhole Level.
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