"Nice of the caddies to pay homage to Southern Ohio as the home of cornhole. You cannot go to a bar with a patio in Cincinnati in the summer and not find cornhole being played..."
Apparently, where I come from, "cornhole" has a completely different meaning.
I grew up in SW Ohio but moved away long ago. I still have family and friends there and on one of my occasional visits a few years back, I was introduced to the game.
Our first day in town we were eating breakfast and I was reading the local newspaper when I spotted the headline "CornHole Tournament."
I leaned over to my son, pointed to the article and asked, "does this say what I think it says?"
Later, asked my brother and he laughed and explained the game. Tried to anyway. For the remainder of the visit, whenever I encountered other family or friends, I would ask about cornhole. Each person gave somewhat sketchy descriptions of how the game works, but I did get the clear and consistent picture that drinking is involved.
Another interesting observation I made about SW Ohio folks. Whenever you visit someone they will always offer a beer. Funny thing is no one keeps beers in the refrigerator, it is virtually always iced down and ready to go in a cooler out on the porch.