More than 1500 custom sets since 2016

It all started at Cranky Pat’s in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. My best friend and I were talking cornhole, and I casually mentioned that I could probably build a set of boards for the two of us. A few days later, I was at the lumber store buying some cheap MDF. I cut up a few 2x4s, screwed together a frame, cut a hole with a jigsaw, slapped on some paint, and proudly posted my creation on social media.
 

What started as a “why not?” project took maybe 10 hours and quickly turned into several messages from friends asking if I could make them a set too. So I made a few, then a few more, and before long it was clear this was turning into something bigger. I created a logo, built a free website, and started refining my designs. In December of 2016, I began working on what I’d call Version 1.2. This update featured a full 2x4 frame with higher-quality plywood instead of MDF, because MDF is heavy and absorbs water like a sponge.
 

Over the next 12 to 18 months, I built a lot of boards at great prices, typically $75 to $120 per set with bags included. I invested in a sewing machine, a Cricut, and some makeshift shelving to support boards while painting. It wasn’t fancy, but it worked.
 

In 2018, things really stepped up. I built 16 sets of rental boards, bought an enclosed trailer, and started working events. I also transitioned to a better plywood option that made the boards both more attractive and more durable.
 

By February of 2019, it was time for Version 2.0, and it was a game changer. This update included a new frame, a redesigned leg system, rounded outer and hole edges, and a smooth playing surface with no visible screw holes. Of course, that meant rebuilding the rental fleet because I loved the new design so much. After a few events, we fine-tuned the finish on the rentals, because players want to work the bags, not fight the boards.
 

From day one, the goal has been simple: build high-quality, custom cornhole boards at an affordable price and help families and businesses create great memories. That hasn’t changed.

We use quality materials and focus heavily on stain and paint finishes tailored to you. While we can do wraps and decals, our passion is craftsmanship, not stickers. 

In 2021, we moved to Neenah, Wisconsin, where we built a new shop and invested in tools that expanded what we could create. By then, we had made nearly 800 sets of cornhole boards. With our growing capabilities, we officially expanded beyond boards and began making signs, bottle openers, cutting boards, shelves, tables, plaques, awards, and more. That growth also led to a name change. We do business as Wisco Baggin and even though that brand still focuses on cornholin...I mean baggin' there's lots of customs.
 

Today, we build custom cornhole boards, signs, cutting boards, bottle openers, awards, plaques, frames, challenge coin flags, and more. We rent boards for events, host tournaments, and provide rentals for backyard parties, graduations, and large gatherings. If your event involves cornhole, we are your Wisconsin resource.

We proudly serve Neenah, Oshkosh, Appleton, Fond du Lac, Omro, Winneconne, Green Bay, Milwaukee, and everywhere in between. If you are within 150 miles of Neenah and planning an event, reach out and we will help you figure it out.
 

Email info@wiscobaggin.com - 
I will create a digital design of your idea, provide a quote, and coordinate delivery, shipping, or pickup. Prefer to explore pricing on your own? Click the Custom Boards link above, select your options from the drop downs, and your price will populate once everything is selected.