D-BAT Peachtree City is a baseball and softball academy that runs weekly summer camps in its indoor, climate-controlled facility, alongside lessons and cage rentals. Campers train with cages that pitch real baseballs and softballs under instructors focused on hitting, fielding, and game skills. It is a location of the national D-BAT franchise; specific camp ages, dates, and daily hours vary by session.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact D-BAT Peachtree City directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Ben JacksonThis place has become ridiculous, now they want you to download an app just to hit baseballs. They claim it is easier for the customer, well I am a customer and it is not easier and will be the #1 reason I will never hit baseballs here again. How stupid can a business be to turn away paying customers. Instead of D BAT it should now call itself Dumb Bat. Good not be more disappointed
★★4tk MinisterThis place has gone down hill quickly. Started here in March to get slowpitch swings in and the last three times I went the machine has maybe thrown 13 hittable balls, not strikes just ones I might get a bat on. I told the attendant, who obviously does not care. Manager is never there during the middle of the day, so no go there either. Cash registers never work correctly and took me 10 minutes to check out. No mention of refunds or reduced membership fee. As long as the direct deposit hits they are good. Time to move on.
★★★★★LauraTheo is the absolute best! The definition of a true coach. Theo puts his heart and everything that he does. This location is clean and very organized. They sell batting equipment and have a nice staff.
★★★Will McPhersonThere are only three pitching machines. If you get here when it’s empty, you’ll be fine. Otherwise, it’s hard to get in. You’re supposed to rotate after two rounds to allow other batters to get some reps, but that doesn’t happen consistently and the staff are not around to supervise. 15 pitches per round and the machine holds a total of 45ish and you have to clean up the balls between intervals. Other batting cages have 100-200 load capacity which allows for more reps before switching. I do like the option to switch from fastballs to curveballs. You can even change the height of pitches during rounds. They do offer batting cages for tee work and live pitch, plus the bullpen. But the bullpen have three mounds next to each other with no net separation. Overall, you could get some work in if you come at the right time. But I do think there are better options out there.
★★Brandon ThackerThe AC in the main hitting area has been broken for almost two months now. I saw it reach as high as 93 and this was at 7pm one night. See picture of their thermostat. The owner won’t even purchase a full size fan to help cool the area. I watched a young kid almost pass out during a workout. I’ve been going here almost a year for lessons and the coaching staff is great. The owners being cheap and dragging their feet on AC repairs is disappointing but not unexpected from what I’ve heard.