What’s the distance for washer toss?
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Asked by: Andrew Deutsch
Game Setup: Find a flat open space and place the two washer targets 20 feet from each other (about 7 paces). This distance can be changed based on player ability and desired speed of play.
How far is a washer toss?
The game field consists of two washer pits, each containing one recessed cup of 4 inches in diameter. The distance from the cup centers is 25 feet. Each player throws three washers toward the opposite cup.
What are the official rules for washer toss?
Players can toss from either side of the board and are allowed to have one foot go past the front of the board or box. The starting team will throw all four of their washers one at a time — if playing two-on-two each teammate will toss twice — toward the washer box or board.
What are the dimensions of a washer toss game?
Regulation board size is 12 inches wide by 48 inches long. However, there are variations available out there that range in size from 12″ wide by 32″ long to 16″ wide by 48″ long. Our preference is for 16″x48″, which is what these directions are based on.
How do you make a washer toss game set?
Saw I wanted the size to have square edges. So I used a 2 by 6 board and ripped it down to three and a half inches on my table saw to simplify things you could also just use a 2 by.
What happens if you go over 21 in washers?
Winning the Game:
The first player or team to reach no more and no less than 21 points wins the game! The round must be complete. If a score exceeds 21 points a penalty is incurred. If you go over 21 points your score is reduced by the number of points you scored to cause you to exceed 21.
How far apart is Cornhole?
27′
Cornhole Boards: Boards are positioned 27′ from the front edge to front edge of the board. Cornhole Pitchers Boxes: A designated pitcher’s box is a 4′ x 3′ area at each end of the court and on both sides of each board; four (4) boxes in all.
What are the rules for ring toss?
Flip a coin to see who goes first. Half of the players stand by each stake. Each player/team throws their chosen color of rings at the opposite stake. Players/teams alternate turns, throwing one ring at a time until all rings have been thrown.
