How to run it
A round robin is the friendliest cornhole format for a backyard or a bar league: nobody goes home after one bad game, and the standings decide the champion or the seeds for a short playoff. CourtSheet calls them boards instead of courts, keeps byes fair when the team count is odd, and prints a grid with a score box for every game. Points to 21 is the default, and you can change it for cancellation or timed play.
- Type one team per line, with or without a team name ("Corn Stars: Ava & Ben").
- Set the number of board pairs. Eight teams on four boards finish a full round robin in seven rounds.
- Print the grid, pin it by the boards, and have teams report scores to the scorekeeper.
- Type the scores in as they come; the standings show wins and point difference.
Tips
- Only two sets of boards? Choose 2: four teams sit each round and CourtSheet keeps the byes even.
- Use the point difference as the tiebreak for seeding a final four.
- Single players instead of teams? Switch to Singles for a one-on-one cornhole round robin.