Welcome to Sinner Creative, a home for people who build, imagine, and rise. What began as a cornhole brand has grown into something much bigger—a creative movement grounded in purpose, fueled by resilience, and driven by community.

Sinner Creative was founded by Grant Upchurch, whose path through the cornhole world shaped everything this brand stands for. From backyard throws in 2018 to championships, pro status, and world titles, his journey taught a simple truth: the game is just the doorway. The real story is the people you meet, the lessons you learn, and the growth that happens along the way.

The Sinner name was born during one of the toughest stretches of Grant’s life, when setbacks and self-doubt collided with a renewed sense of faith and direction. Instead of hiding the imperfections, the brand embraced them. Sinner became a message—everyone has a past, everyone wrestles with something, and everyone still deserves a chance to create something good.

With early support from close friends like Hunter Clayton, Ryan Hodo, Baron Hodo, and Les Hodo, the brand began as Sinner Cornhole. The first bags—Greed and Lust—were sold out of the back of a car after long hours on the road. Those early wins weren’t about product; they were about belief, drive, and the people who chose to stand with us.

As the brand grew, so did the vision. Partnerships formed. Player Editions launched. Community projects like the annual Toy Drive became part of our DNA. And through personal challenges, career setbacks, rebuilding, and redemption, the brand grew into a platform for something wider than the boards.

Today, Sinner Creative represents that evolution. It’s the next chapter—one rooted in storytelling, sport, design, faith, grit, and the belief that everyone can take control of their story again. 

At Sinner Creative, we believe creativity isn’t limited to one lane. Whether it’s sports, design, apparel, media, or community impact, the mission stays the same:

Create boldly. Give generously. Grow together.

Thank you for being part of this movement. The story keeps unfolding, and the best chapters are still ahead.