American Cornhole League - 25/26 Director Guide

Welcome to the Team. Welcome to the Movement!

Welcome to the American Cornhole League Director Family, the front line of the movement that’s changing the game forever. You are not just hosting tournaments… you’re building a community, inspiring players, and driving the future of cornhole.

With the ACL Software in your hands, you hold the power to track scores, showcase stats, and give every player, no matter their age or skill level, a place to shine. Every event you run fuels growth, creates memories, and connects your local scene to a national stage.

This is your moment. Your leadership matters. Together, we’re not just growing a sport, we’re building a legacy. One board, one bag, one event at a time.

Let’s go make history.

Last updated 09/18/25

Season Overview

Overview

The American Cornhole League (ACL) is the official platform for organizing and tracking the sport of cornhole. The ACL Software is the backbone for managing scores, stats, and player information for all ages and skill levels. All sanctioned ACL events must use this software to collect data for the sport's continued growth and innovation.

A. Season Dates & Key Programs

The 2025-2026 ACL season begins on October 1, 2025. The last day for players to earn points is July 19, 2026.
Player Engagement Points (PEP): Players earn points for participating in any tournament, regardless of the outcome. https://iplaycornhole.com/pep
Director Engagement Points (DEP): This refined program recognizes and rewards directors for actively organizing events and using the ACL software. https://iplaycornhole.com/dep
The Open Standings Challenge is a new, season-long competition for all players—excluding the Top 100 Pros—with prizing available to Platinum Members who qualify. https://iplaycornhole.com/openchallenge (USA) and https://iplaycornhole.com/openchallenge-can (Canada)
For player information, visit iplaycornhole.com/player. You can always find a list of all Open events at ACL Event Schedule.

B. Cornhole Performance Index (CPI)

The Cornhole Performance Index (CPI) is a new metric that measures a player’s skill level across the league.

Review the CPI Guide Here: https://iplaycornhole.com/cpi
Important Note: If Wi-Fi is unavailable or you must use alternative methods for completing your event, you must have State Directors approval before entering the results into the software. (State Directors will alert National Directors)
Forfeited Matches: To minimize the impact on CPI, games forfeited by an opponent should be recorded in the admin portal (not the scoreboard) as a 21-10 victory for all formats.

General Information

A. New Season Preparation

Director Sign-up: Directors should sign up between September 2-9 to be in the system and ready before players begin purchasing memberships on or around September 9.
Member Discounts: Regional directors may delay opening event registrations until players have had a chance to purchase their memberships to ensure they can benefit from member discounts.

B. Director Code of Conduct ACL Directors are expected to maintain the highest standards of professional conduct, both at events and in all electronic communications. Violating this code can result in suspension, loss of director status, or expulsion from the ACL.

Handling Unruly Players: Directors have the right to forfeit, suspend, or ban players for inappropriate behavior. The recommended protocol is:
1. Warn the player at the time of the offense.
2. Follow up in writing and contact the director above you (Local to Regional, Regional to State, etc.).
3. For egregious offenses, you have the right to immediately forfeit the player.
4. For a long-term suspension or ban, contact your State/Provincial Director for guidance. The official long-term ruling will be communicated in writing by an Area Manager or National Director.
Appeals: Players have the right to appeal a long-term suspension or ban to the ACL Appeals Committee.
For a full list of guidelines, refer to the ACL Player and Fan Code of Conduct Policy.

Player Information

ACL Player Guide

All directors should read and fully understand the ACL Player Guide and ACL Rules & Regulations located on the Player Info page at https://www.iplayacl.com/player. Reach out to your State/Provincial Director if you have any questions.

Director Memberships

Whether you’re just getting started or ready to take on bigger leadership roles, there’s a membership tier built for you. From free entry-level access to full Club, State, and Regional Director opportunities, your journey starts here.
Every level unlocks new opportunities to lead, grow, and make an impact.

Free Director- Start your journey. Step into leadership.

Basic Director FREE memberships are designed for those who are either just getting started with events and want to test the software before purchasing or for anyone who is interested in running non-ACL points events. . Limited access to the software is available. Those directors who are looking to offer ACL points and/or full access to the software can upgrade to a Club Director membership.

Club Directors - Build your club. Grow your community. Lead the game.

Becoming an ACL Club Director is a great way to grow the game at the local level. This tier of membership is for anyone passionate about running events, from weekly blind draws to larger points tournaments, and provides the tools to do so.

Regional Directors - Support your state. Strengthen your region. Fuel the growth.

The Regional Director role is a leadership position responsible for growing the competitive cornhole community within a specific geographic area. Regional Directors are appointed by the ACL and must work to grow the game at all levels.

State/Provincial Directors - Lead the leaders. Elevate the sport. Shape the future.

State/Provincial Directors are a critical part of the ACL's leadership. This role requires you to use your experience from the Local and Regional levels to help other directors develop and grow the sport. State Directors are advocates that are appointed by the ACL and are expected to be active leaders in their community.

Director Support

The American Cornhole League provides a variety of resources and support channels to help directors succeed. These tools are designed to answer questions, offer training, and connect you with the larger ACL community.

Director Resource Center: (DRC) This is your central hub for essential documents and videos. After signing up as a paid director, you'll be added to the portal, which contains a library of information on how to run events, use the software, and grow your local community. https://acldirectors.mykajabi.com

Director Educational Sessions: The ACL hosts educational sessions to provide directors with training on best practices, software updates, and new initiatives. Be sure to check your email and the private Director Facebook Group for announcements about upcoming sessions. https://www.youtube.com/@ACLEvents/playlists

ACL Events YouTube Channel: The official ACL Events YouTube Channel is a great visual resource. It hosts replays of director educational sessions and other key training videos, this is a great place to review past training and gain insights into ACL software. https://www.youtube.com/@ACLEvents

Office Hours: If you have a specific question or need personalized guidance, you can schedule a one-on-one session with the National Director of Support. This is a great opportunity to get direct assistance with more complex issues. Book a session here: https://calendar.app.google/VHiNwnhqhipvyTKW7

Director Leadership: The ACL is excited to offer a new opportunity for directors to come together and learn leadership ideas. These sessions will focus on skills to help you build a strong local community and grow the sport.

Director Communication & Support

Facebook Group: All paid Local, Regional, and State/Provincial directors should join the private ACL Director Facebook group to stay up-to-date on communications. Your confirmation email after signing up will include the name of your State/Provincial Director, whom you should contact to request access.
Note: Posting screenshots of content from this private group may result in immediate suspension or termination of your membership.
Director Hierarchy: The most efficient way to get an answer to a question is to reach out to the director at the next level above you.
- Local > Regional
- Regional > State/Provincial
- State/Provincial > National
Software Support:
- Non-emergency issues: Submit a ticket at iplayacl.happyfox.com/new.
- Immediate help: Post in the Director Facebook group. Tag a National Director if the issue requires IT intervention.

Sponsorship Leads The ACL rewards directors for leads that result in a revenue-generating sponsorship. Payouts typically range from 5% to 30% of the total revenue. If you have a potential sponsor, contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Director Transparency

Transparency is key to building and maintaining a loyal player base. Being upfront with players about event details helps prevent confusion and builds trust, regardless of whether you run events as a business, a community service, or a mix of both.

A. Key Information to Communicate

Always communicate the following details to your players clearly and in advance:

Financials: Entry fees, prize and payout details (including trophies and podium photos), how many players or teams will be paid out, and whether payouts will be via cash or the ACL Wallet.
Event Structure: The minimum/maximum number of players required, event start times, and your refund policy.
Logistics: Venue setup and details on how divisions will be combined if a minimum player count isn't met.

The ACL provides a helpful Event Detail Template for you to copy and use. It ensures you don't miss any critical information.

B. Blind Draw Pairings

Blind draw pairings are a frequent source of player complaints, with accusations of directors manipulating the pairings. You can eliminate this issue by being completely transparent in your process.

Communicate the Plan: Tell players upfront exactly how many times you will generate the pairings. You can even roll a die, spin wheel, draw cards or chips to determine the number of times.
Get an Independent Witness: Have a player or another unbiased individual observe you as you generate the pairings to verify the process.

Free Directors

Free director membership
All formats except Teams, Tours and Registration
No access to Facebook Director page
No access to player information (emails, phone numbers, etc.)
Results are not included in ACL standings
Push notifications included

Take the next step, upgrade your free Director Membership to a paid level and unlock the full benefits of being a Club Director. More tools, more opportunities, more impact.

Club Directors

A. Overview & Features

As a Club Director, you can run an unlimited number of events, including charity events, tours, and points tournaments, all promoted on the ACL website. The ACL software provides key features to help you run a smooth event, such as push notifications for court assignments and an easy-to-use scoreboard app for tablets.

The ACL player app (http://app.iplayacl.com) allows players to update their profile, check on live and past events, find ACL events around the country, access the Approved Bags List, register for events, and more.

Priority Note: Regional and State events take priority over Local events. Do not schedule a Club event on the same day as a Regional event unless you have prior approval from that Regional director.

B. Requirements & Cost

Cost: A yearly membership is $99 for the entire season (September 2, 2025, to August 31, 2026). A prorated amount ($9 less per month) is available starting November 1, 2026.
Event Promotion: All Club events must be promoted and available to the public. You must create events in the ACL admin portal at least one week prior to the start date.
Knowledge: You are required to read and understand the Player's Guide and ACL Rules.
Membership: The director membership fee is separate from any player membership fees.

C. Suggested Event Formats & Payouts

Formats: Suggested formats include ACL Swap, ACL Round Robin, ACL Rounders, and single/double elimination tournaments. You can also run weekly Blind Draw Leagues and custom Tours.
Visibility: Create Local Points events in the ACL admin portal at least one week prior to the start of the event.
Fees: Entry fees can range from $5 to $25 per player for most events, and $5 to $50 per player for charity or special events. A single entry fee price for all players (members and non-members) is suggested.
Prizes & Payouts: These are at the director's discretion and can range from 0% to 100% of entry fees. You should clearly list prizes and payouts in advance to avoid player confusion.
Refunds: All directors must post their refund policy for events that collect fees in advance.

D. Points & Standings

Local Points: The Club/Local points system uses a fixed scale for three skill levels: Tier 1, Tier 3, and Tier 4.
Eligibility: To be eligible for ACL points, a singles event must have a minimum of 6 players, and a doubles event must have a minimum of 6 teams. Events with fewer players can still use the software but cannot award ACL points.
Local Standings: Players can earn a maximum of 1,200 Local points. The ACL standings include a player’s top 24 Local event finishes.

H. Local Points Table

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Regional Directors

Important Note: State/Provincial events take priority over Regional events. You must check with your State/Provincial director and receive approval before scheduling a Regional event on the same day as a State/Provincial event.

A. Requirements Regional Director membership includes all the benefits of a Club Director, along with the following specific requirements:

Cost: An initial startup fee of $199 is required ($99 after Jan 31, 2026), paid via the ACL Wallet.
Event Volume: You must run a minimum of seven regional events per season, including singles and at least one doubles format (BYOP and/or Blind Draw). You must also run at least two events by December 31, 2025, or risk being relegated to Club Director status.
Event Creation: Regional events must be created in the ACL admin portal at least two weeks prior to the start date.
Discounts: You must offer a mandatory $10 discount for all Gold, Platinum, or Diamond ACL members.
Non-Member Fees ($10): A $5 fee per non-member is automatically paid to the ACL when you process payouts. The remaining $5 can be used at the discretion of the director (director profit or include in payouts)
Per player fee will automatically be paid to the ACL when payouts are processed for the event. Points for players will not update until the per player fee is paid.

Software Use: You are expected to fully utilize the ACL software, including preregistration, the wallet, events, and payouts. Player points will not update until per-player fees are paid. Note: You do NOT need to collect fees through the digital wallet but it is helpful to offer it as a payment option to those who would like to pay with that method
Geographic Area: You have an exclusive area to run monthly regional events. Running events outside your designated area requires approval from your State/Provincial director.

B. Event Formats You must offer at least three CPI divisions for both singles and BYOP doubles (Tier 1, Tier 3, Tier 4). If a division does not meet the minimum player requirement (6 singles/6 teams), divisions can be combined, but players must be informed of this possibility in advance.

*Regional Events: Important Note on CPI Tiers*

As CPI Tiers are now in place of Skill Levels, Regional Directors must decide each month whether to offer 3 tiers or 4 tiers at their events. Use the CPI Guide to determine how this choice will affect the tiers for players with different CPI scores.

Required Minimums: A regional singles event must have a minimum of six players and a doubles event must have a minimum of six teams to count for regional points.
Seeding: Regional events must be seeded by ACL Points after the first regional event of the season or by using ACL Rounders. (min 4 games)
Shootout Format: A round-limited (14 rounds) shootout format is allowed for regional points events, but it cannot be used for more than half of your total regional events.
Entry Fees: Entry fees typically range from $10-$30 per player, with higher skill levels often having higher fees. However, entry fees are at the discretion of each individual director.

C. Suggested Prizes & Payouts

The goal should be to payout 1 out of every 4/5 players on average. While payouts are left to the discretion of each director, below are a few example payout scales (without sponsorships).

Example #1 (Tier 1 with no Tier 2 division)
- Tier 1 division: 70-80% payout of entry fees
- Tier 3 division: 60-70% payout
- Tier 4 division: 50-60% payout
- Tier 5 division: 0-50% payout with prizes (instead of cash) being recommended
Example #2 (Tier 1 division and Tier 2 division)
- Combine all entry fees from Tier 1 and Tier 2 division: 70-80% payout of entry fees
- 65% of all entry fees to Tier 1 division
- 35% of all entry fees to Tier 2 division
- Tier 3 division: 60-70% payout
- Tier 4 division: 50-60% payout
- Tier 5 division: 0-50% payout with prizes (instead of cash) being recommended
Example #3
- Entry fee for each player/division is the same
- Tally all entry fees collected and payout each division a portion of those fees depending on level. For example:
  - Entry fee is $50 and you have 100 teams across three divisions.
  - $5000 total entry fees collected
  - Tier 1: 35% ($1750)
  - Tier 2: 20% ($1000)
  - Tier 3: 10% ($500)
  - Tier 4: 5% ($250)
  - Director: 30% ($1500)

*Note: Directors should factor in ACL fees

D. Standings & Points

Regional Points: The ACL Regional points system uses a fixed scale based on tournament finish for four different skill levels.
Standings: A player's standings will be based on their Top 6 Monthly Regional Singles events and Top 6 Monthly Regional Doubles events.
NOTE: A player must PAY AND PLAY IN AT LEAST ONE GAME in the tournament in order to earn ACL points. This is true for all levels (Local, Regional, State/Provincial, Open).

E. Regional Points Table

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State/Provincial Directors

Priority Note: You must get National Director approval to schedule a state-level event on the same weekend as an ACL Open.

A. Director Requirements

Appointment & Cost: State/Provincial Directors are appointed by the ACL and pay a $249 initial startup fee via the ACL Wallet. This fee includes an official ACL polo (you must submit your shipping address).
Event Volume: You are responsible for scheduling and running one State/Provincial level points event per season. Each State Director has the option to run an Interstate event in addition to the required state tournament. The interstate events are open to all players to earn state level points.
Optional Interstate Event: Each State Director has the option to run an Interstate event in addition to the required state tournament. The interstate events are open to all players to earn state level points.
Scheduling: State event dates must be approved by your National Director. You must also create the event registration in the ACL admin portal at least one month prior to the start date.
Per Player Fee: A per-player fee is automatically paid to the ACL when you process payouts. Player points will not update until this fee is paid.
Discounts: You must offer a mandatory $10 discount for all Gold, Platinum, or Diamond ACL members.
Software: You are expected to fully utilize the ACL software, including preregistration, the wallet, events, and payouts.
Communication: You are responsible for communicating important ACL information to all Regional and Local Directors within your state and for communicating regularly with your Area Manager.

B. Optional Interstate Details

Optional for State Directors to run an interstate event
Co-hosting with another State Director is an option
Communicate with national team before scheduling/signing contract
3 months advance notice unless given permission
National director approval needed before signing a contract
First come, first serve on dates (must have contract signed before date locked in)
State Director has to manage the event (can hire lower level directors to help with brackets, experience, etc.)
Avoid Open dates, when possible. Distance between Open and Interstate will be taken into account
No Interstate events on Signature event weekends; no exceptions
Facebook Club Engagement promotion
ACL can link to your event pages from ACL website

C. Event Formats

Required Divisions: Each State/Provincial event should offer at least four CPI divisions for both singles and doubles (Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3, Tier 4 ).
Player Eligibility: Players must play in their home state’s/province’s Championship, but they are welcome to play in any interstate/interprovince event.
Womens, Senior, Junior Events: Women's, Senior, and Junior singles events required at State Championships. These events should be marked as State Points and will count toward Open Women’s, Senior and Junior standings. W/S/J Doubles events should be marked as Local Points.
Tournament Minimums: A tournament must have a minimum of 6 players for a Singles event or 6 teams for a Doubles event to count for State/Provincial points.
Bracket Structure: Divisions with more than 64 players/teams should be split into multiple brackets, with the bracket winners competing in a final single-elimination bracket. Divisions with less than 64 should not be split.

D. Suggested Prizes & Payouts The goal is to pay out an average of 1 out of every 4-5 players. While payouts are at your discretion, here are a few examples to guide you:

Example #1 (Tier 1 with no Tier 2 division)
- Tier 1 division: 70-80% payout of entry fees
- Tier 3 division: 60-70% payout
- Tier 4 division: 50-60% payout
- Tier 5 division: 0-50% payout with prizes (not cash) recommended
Example #2 (Tier 1 with Tier 2 division)
- Combine all entry fees from Tier 1 and Tier 2 divisions for a 70-80% payout.
- 65% of combined fees go to the Tier 1 division.
- 35% of combined fees go to the Tier 2 division.
- Tier 3 division: 60-70% payout
- Tier 4 division: 50-60% payout
- Tier 5 division: 0-50% payout with prizes recommended
Example #3 (Same Entry Fee for all Divisions)
- Example: For 100 teams at $50 entry, $5,000 total entry fees collected.
- Payouts by division: Tier 1 (35%/$1750), Tier 2 (20%/$1000), Tier 3 (10%/$500), Tier 4 (5%/$250), Director (30%/$1500).
Note: You should factor in all ACL fees when calculating your payouts.

E. Standings & Points

Point Calculation: ACL standings will use a player's top (1) single State/Provincial Singles and top (1) single State/Provincial Doubles finish.
Important Note: State/Provincial events do not count toward Club standings.

F. Per Player Director Fees

G. State/Provincial Points Table

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CPI for USA Directors

CPI Tiers: Structuring Competition

To effectively categorize players and foster fair competition, the ACL utilizes CPI to define distinct skill tiers. These tiers provide a clear framework for players to understand their standing and for directors to organize events. It's important to note that while National Tiers maintain a consistent standard, State and Regional Tiers offer flexibility to accommodate varying player bases.

What if a player does not have a CPI?

When a player without a CPI wants to register, you have several tools to help them find the right tier.

Ask Guiding Questions: Start a conversation about their experience. Are they a new player from camping or backyard games? Do they have experience at local bars or in other leagues? Their answers can help you place them appropriately.
Check Other Metrics: If they've used other scoring software, ask if they know their average Points Per Round (PPR). This number is a good starting point to estimate their CPI tier.
Utilize the Admin Portal: A feature in the Admin Player Search is the ability to see a player's developing CPI before it becomes official. This "unofficial" CPI gives you an early look at their expected CPI, allowing for more accurate tier placement.
Previous Skill Level: Some players may have a skill level in their account from previous seasons, this can be used as a guide towards a current Tier.
PPR vs CPI: A general guideline for PPR vs CPI that you will see from common players is that a players CPI will generally be .50-.75 lower than the players PPR

National CPI Tiers (Standardized)

Nationally, CPI ratings will be used to place players into five standardized tiers. These tiers ensure a consistent competitive structure across all major ACL events.

Tier 1: 8.25 - 12.00 (Formerly Open)
Tier 2: 7.25 - 8.25 (Formerly Advanced)
Tier 3: 6.25 - 7.25 (Formerly Competitive)
Tier 4: 5.25 - 6.25 (Formerly Intermediate)
Tier 5: 1.00 - 5.25 (Formerly Novice)

State CPI Tiers (Flexible - Max CPI Per Tier)

State directors have crucial flexibility to adjust CPI tiers to best fit their local player base. This means they can decide on the number of tiers (e.g., 4 or 5 tiers) and then set a maximum CPI for each tier. This "max CPI only" approach inherently supports playing up, while simplifying the tier structure and ensuring competitive balance across the state.

*Directors have the ability to set a minimum CPI for each tier for scenarios where playing up is not allowed.

The examples below illustrate how these state tiers might be structured:

Example: 5 State Tiers
- Tier 1: Max CPI 12.0
  - Formerly Open
- Tier 2: Max CPI (7.25 - 8.25)
  - Formerly Advanced
- Tier 3: Max CPI (6.25 - 7.25)
  - Formerly Competitive
- Tier 4: Max CPI (5.25 - 6.25)
  - Formerly Intermediate
- Tier 5: Max CPI (4.25 - 5.25)
  - Formerly Novice
Example: 4 State Tiers
- Tier 1: Max CPI 12.0
  - Formerly Open
- Tier 2: Max CPI (7.25 - 8.25)
  - Formerly Advanced
- Tier 3: Max CPI (6.25 - 7.25)
  - Formerly Competitive
- Tier 4: Max CPI (5.25 - 6.25)
  - Formerly Intermediate

Regional CPI Tiers (Flexible - Max CPI Per Tier)

At the regional level (typically smaller events than State), directors have crucial flexibility to adjust CPI tiers to best fit their local player base. This means they can decide on the number of tiers (e.g., 3, 4, or 5 tiers) and then set a maximum CPI for each tier. By only setting a maximum, players are naturally allowed to "play up" into higher tiers without being constrained by a minimum for their current tier, while still preventing them from playing down. This adaptability ensures the most balanced and competitive events for local players.

*Directors have the ability to set a minimum CPI for each tier for scenarios where playing up is not allowed.

Regional Events: Important Note on CPI Tiers

As CPI Tiers are now in place of Skill Levels, Regional Directors may decide each month whether to offer 3 tiers or 4 tiers at their events. Use the CPI Guide to determine how this choice will affect the tiers for players with different CPI scores.

The examples below illustrate how these tiers might be structured, showing only the flexible maximum CPI for each tier:

Example: 5 Regional Tiers - Singles and Doubles
- Tier 1: Max CPI 12.0
  - Formerly Open
- Tier 2: Max CPI (7.25 - 8.25)
  - Formerly Advanced
- Tier 3: Max CPI (6.25 - 7.25)
  - Formerly Competitive
- Tier 4: Max CPI (5.25 - 6.25)
  - Formerly Intermediate
- Tier 5: Max CPI (4.25 - 5.25)
  - Formerly Novice
Example: 4 Regional Tiers - Singles and Doubles
- Tier 1: Max CPI 12.0
  - Formerly Open
- Tier 2: Max CPI (7.25 - 8.25)
  - Formerly Advanced
- Tier 3: Max CPI (6.25 - 7.25)
  - Formerly Competitive
- Tier 4: Max CPI (5.25 - 6.25)
  - Formerly Intermediate
Example: 3 Regional Tiers - Singles and Doubles
- Tier 1: Max CPI 12.0
  - Formerly Open
- Tier 3: Max CPI (6.25 - 7.25)
  - Formerly Competitiv
- Tier 4: Max CPI (5.25- 6.25)
  - Formerly Intermediate

Club/Local CPI Tiers (Flexible)

Club/Local Director Flexibility: Tailoring Competition to Your Community

Local Directors play a vital role in fostering cornhole growth and ensuring vibrant local competition. While National, Regional, and State events utilize individual CPIs for tier placement, Club Directors have unique flexibility to adapt CPI usage to best serve their specific player base and encourage participation.

This adaptability means Club Directors can run various event formats and implement CPI requirements that perfectly align with their community's skill distribution and competitive goals.

Club Directors have many formats that start with one large group of players and then transition those players into Tiers based on many different performance metrics. ACL Swap format is the most popular weeknight format to encourage all players to participate with the larger group and then finish the event with players closer aligned in skill or performance level.

Club/Local Singles and Doubles Example: 3 Regional Tiers

Tier 1: (6.25) to 12.0
- Formerly Open
Tier 3: (5.25) to (6.25 - 7.25)
- Formerly Competitive
Tier 4: 0.0 to (5.25 - 6.25)
- Formerly Intermediate

CPI for Canadian Directors