Isn't this really called HORSE NUTS?

If you gave me links to the pvc and Frisbees, i'd use those links, buy stuff, and you guys could get a kickback for more beer.

This will work great for people just having fun, but some changes would need to be made for a serious players pit.

This channel is really cool, I wish they continued it.

Thanks for the videos, guys! Really enjoyed the bloopers too

Wrong wrong wrong

I don't think I could do it myself for less than 40 dollars. KanJam can do it for me, and do a better job

Drive the stake into an 8in by 8in block of wood and there should be a 3in lean.

That looks like the crappiest plywood I've ever seen! rough rough rough

These guys sew! haha

You said a rubber core golf ball that's wrong because rubber core golf balls have rubber bands wrapped continuously around them What you need is a cork core golf ball.

Looks like fun :> I'd love to try this hehe

That horseshoe pit looks so stupid

The title says that you're going to show us how to build horseshoes. I'm still waiting.

Did you guys use the Motorweek sound effect in the beginning?? Lol

LOVE your cornbag video, especially the part where you only sew THREE sides (saves on thread) and fold the fourth side!

Here in England there are pubs which have a similar game - in fact, more or less identical, other than it's called 'Ring the Bull' and a Bull's head (honestly, sometimes it is, the hook in the nose!) or just a hook in the wall is used. However I have yet to find one although I do visit such establishments now and again(!) Apparently the way to play is to swing in an arc away to the left (or right) of the player, so the ring clangs onto the hook in from the side, rather than head-on. If you're REALLY clever, it goes round the pub twice... Interestingly whilst, like I say, I've never seen it in England, when visiting the States we found it twice! Once at the 'Red Hare' Brewery Marietta, Atlanta, Georgia, and on the sea-front at Fort Walton, Florida! Both times it was in use by locals who unsuccessfully were trying their skills. I did get to play 'Cornhole' for the first time, which is played in England but not commonly, unfortunately. Myself and my Godson were trashed by a couple locals, but hey, that's how you learn I guess.

I never mix dirt in with the sand. This is just asking for weeds and an impacted landing area. And you need sides and a back, not just a 2x4 level with the ground. And the stakes should angle towards each other as others have noted.

guys the stakes are supposed to be angled 12 degrees towards center of court. otherwise nice horseshoes

Did they just use a hollow pipe? Ha ha

You didn’t use sanded plywood? No wonder the bags aren’t sliding at the end of the video. You need 20 coats of poly now.

How do you guys keep score?

I'll suggest a couple of improvements to make it more authentic, like the Aunt Sally I used to play in the pubs in Brackley and Bicester in Oxfordshire. This one has a passing resemblance, but with just a little more effort it will be much closer. First (and this is very important), the platform shouldn't just be at the top of the post. you should have a dogleg swinging arm. It doesn't have to be complicated... Just a bit of bent iron. If that's difficult, then just a short length of smaller pipe that slides into the top of your upright pipe. Put a right angle fitting on it, another short length, and another right angle before putting on your platform. If you hit the iron, the arm will move. This is an essential feature of the traditional game which eliminates disputes among drunkards as to whether the doll was hit cleanly. Judging from the red cups in hand, you might be able to appreciate that feature. :D The second is the doll. A 4x4 post is very well balanced, which is exactly what the doll shouldn't be. It should be a bit top heavy, and smaller at the bottom. Traditional it's a sphere on top of a truncated inverted cone, but without a lathe that could be a challenge. But it shouldn't be too much effort to use that saw to miter the bottom down to about an inch and a half. If you tap the doll with the thrown stick it should go over. Even though the traditional sticks are round, a dowel of the proper thickness is hard to find (they should be pretty hefty). The 2x2s should work well enough, but I'd strongly suggest sanding them VERY well, especially along the corners. It's pretty easy to get splinters when throwing these things with proper technique. It's a lot less fun when you're bleeding. ;) Finally, you'd normally see a sheet hung behind it. Again, it doesn't have to be fancy, but at the pub we prefer to leave chasing sticks to the dog.

The bloopers were the best part

If I use plastic pellets is 2 cups too?

We use beer cans so they don’t break

what happened to leaning the post forward

I was using woodprix instructions to make it and I did it already :)

Have y'all tried to make the 4 hole baseball washer boards

Hmm I've never seen the carpetted games - makes it too easy to grip the washers

Best tutorial I've seen so far.

what is wrong with kenny? hack?

Excellent video.

No Front Board ? did you put post in a bucket with cement of without it?

Lol

Great stuff. If you hit the stand and the doll falls off it's referred to as a 'Blob' shot I believe and doesn't count. Well that's rules in England anyway! Have you tried Bat and trap? another great pub game. Whilst in the states we were introduced to 'cornhole' which we think should be WORLDWIDE!! (Fab game - played it in Marietta and Savannah, and I've no doubt it is even more wide spread) Peace and love from this side of the pond.

Lol love your bloopers

It's weird to see your kitchen table in somebody else's kitchen.

I made it, learned on woodprix website. great solutions I think.

This time I will use woodprix instructions to make it myself :)

there must be different ways to make this board. where I play the board is angled up not flat. loved your guys video though lol

Love the outtakes!

What did you guys use to cut the Pot thing?

kill that damn rooster!!!

There's no better way to spend a summers night then playing this game up the pub with a couple of beers.

Really good tutorial; and it made me laugh!! Thanks:)

A few tips for those of you making this: -Check out one of your local golf courses for balls that people have left behind to save from buying them. I ended up with 50+ after a day of pitch n' putt. -I tried using dye to make both red/blue golf balls for the 2 sets of bolas but the dye didn't stay on. Use Sharpie and some kind of sealer to color them any way you want. -Parachute cord is ideal for the bolas, it comes in literally every color combo imaginable and is great for customizing your set. -If you plan on painting your ladder set make sure you sand it all down first if you want the paint to last longer. A sealer for the paint would also be great. -After you're all done making it, check out camping or lawn chair bags as a great way to store and transport your ladder golf set.

JOEdoesThings22 , lol what a tool

If you ever wanted us to give you the instructions for DIY Rollors let us know. You can either paint on the numbers or we could send you some stickers with them. Nice work on the video!

Inspired me to make my own. Just went to Home Depot and sourced the parts. Mine will be a portable unit. Will share when I am done