Where was cornhole invented? Cincinnati, Ohio, debates history

It’s a craze that sparked national tournaments with five-figure payouts. A craze that transformed everyday people into professional athletes who train with extensive cardio and restrictive diets. A craze that was rocked last year by a cheating scandal known as “BagGate.”

“Everywhere you can get 27 feet apart, that’s where (people) play,” said Fin Walter, the “loudmouth” for the American Cornhole Organization who flaunts a cornhole tattoo on his right bicep. “It’s insanity to the greatest degree.”