Great batting range. I have been coming here many years, children, now grandchildren…read more A speed for everyone.

The worst mini golf course I have ever played. Maybe it was good in 1982 (the last time it was…read moreupdated or renovated) but now, it's just a waste of money. At $8/person, it's a significant waste of money. All the holes are terrible, the place is a dump, and they don't even have mats to place the balls on. They did, though, I swear...in 1982.

My Daughter is taking hitting lessons there and after 1 lesson, I've seen a marked improvement…read more Coach Randy is amazing with her and teaching her the proper mechanics of hitting. He's patient with her and I couldn't ask for a better coach. When signing her up, Tim was very helpful and answered all of my questions. Everything went smooth. I highly recommend them.

From the owner: We Specialize in training for Baseball and Softball for all ages and skill levels. Our instructors…read moreprovide professional training in our many different programs. Our programs include; private lessons, clinics, classes, camps, team training, batting cage rentals, field rentals, and more!

I'm in town from California on a business trip and was driving to my hotel and noticed a baseball…read morepark named after legendary Dodger's player and coach Tommy Lasorda. Tommy Lasorda was and still is my favorite skipper of all time. He was old school and would throw tantrums at the umpires and opposing players too! His rants are classics. I want to give a shout out to Mike, the assistant director of this facility. I met Mike in the parking lot when I stopped by to check out the facility. Mike explained to me the history of this ballpark and how Tommy was associated. It's also cool to know that Mike Piazza is involved in the activities here. Piazza was a fan favorites during days as a Dodger and also as a Met. Director Mike invited me to walk around the facility even though it's off season. I would love to come back and check out the tournaments that are played here during baseball season.

It is too cold to play baseball in early April, not Lasorda Legacy Park. Just recently back from…read moreFlorida, I found myself watching little league baseball with chilly wind gusting. Seriously, times have changed. When I was coaching, I would have called the game because there were icicles on my nose. Regardless, it has become a popular business and provides the Northerners to compete with the sunbelt states for training young kids to become respectable ball players. From what I read, the 27-acre Lasorda Legacy Park attracts talent from New England and Mid-Atlantic States. The complex characteristics have four ninety-foot base path artificial turf fields and three seventy-foot artificial turf fields. There are high nets throughout the complex to protect bystanders from getting hit by a foul ball. Lasorda Legacy Park's facilities have below grade dugouts which is a great appeal to the players. The bullpens are also connected to the dug outs. In addition, they have warning tracks, P.A. systems, electronic scoreboards, and artificial turf. The complex provides accommodation to its viewers with ballpark seating, concessions, restaurant, and a picnic area. Overall, it is one of the best baseballs complexes I have ever seen on Long Island. It is wonderful that this facility provides young children with an opportunity to play on pristine baseball fields.

"We did our best" and "we have a lot of gloves sorry" is what I just got from being told to pick my…read moremitt up after paying then to break it in. Clearly the mitt has received no attention whatsoever. Place is over priced as is.

First off, there are 2 baseball plus names. This is the one you want! the one in Hicksville…read more a bunch of batting cages, a few pitching tunnels & a decent sized infield. has anything a coach or parent would need. Deff call first to make sure theres something available.

Best batting cages around! They also have one of the best baseball teams in Fairfield County "CT…read moreWolfpack". Very professional coaches that know how to teach your child the right way to play baseball from the very beginning. You won't be disappointed!

From the owner: Baseball batting cages with 4 pro Batter Video pitching…read moremachines Home of the CT Wolfpack. Youth travel teams

Not sure what became of Paul Gibson's venture, but it used to represent one of the best camps in…read morethe area, even if the staff was a bit odd. Always reasonably priced and situated whenever was convenient for customers, they had a nice space and taught important fundamentals well to all ages.

From the owner: All Pro Sports Academy is a baseball training facility in Long Island, New York. We offer baseball…read morecamps, a baseball training center, batting cages, and pitching programs all under the supervision of professional baseball player Paul Gibson. Come visit our baseball training facility located on Long Island and view the leading edge in baseball training equipment and know-how!

Took my son there for the coin-op cages and the staff couldn't have been more accommodating. We…read morewere the first customers of the day, in fact early, and they had no problem getting everything set up for us. Cages function as expected and the speeds are accurately posted. Some pitching machines can give you movement on the ball but these are calibrated correctly for all fastballs. Great place. Will return soon.

Living in western nassau county, this place can be a bit of a far distance, but the amenities,…read morespace and friendly atmosphere of Matt Guiliano's is the sole reason for trekking to this sports facility. The place has 2 various sized fields for practice along with numerous cages and nets for individual training. The facility is known for great training programs with some great coaches. Also on the premises, there is waiting lounge, along with a cafe and a store to offer sports supplies. For the people living closely, this truly is a gem of a place and even is conveniently located of the LIE.

Pretty good batting cage. It is a relatively small place; they have 3 cages with baseball/softball…read morepitching machines and a regular cage. When I was younger I used to come for team practices and use the machines and other nets for front toss. Now, I use the cages during the winter to hit off the tee and get some front toss so the cages really do their purpose for me. They have tees and bats to borrow if you want to come here with some friends for something fun to do. The staff is really nice and the rates for 15, 30, and 60 minutes are pretty reasonable (as shown in one of my pictures). To pay, however, it is CASH ONLY. My friend and I didn't know this prior to renting the cage, we were lucky we had enough cash! The good thing is is that they have an ATM by the front. Also, since there is a limited amount of cages I would recommend to call in advance.

Hometown staple for what you need, reservations definitely recommended especially on not so great…read moreweather day. Friendly staff and all the equipment you need for a great session. Membership is your best bet if you plan to go often.

I took my 8 year old to The Cage this morning for a 1 on 1 lesson with Coach Joe. My son loved it…read moreand is already asking to go back. It was my first time there and meeting Coach Joe and I couldn't be happier with the way he was with my son. He's an extremely knowledgeable baseball man. This is what he does and he's been doing it for a long time. I highly recommend Coach Joe and The Cage for baseball players of all ages.

From the owner: We specialize in Player development! Our goal is to have your son or daughter get instant success…read morein their game. We provide the training in a one on one setting. Baseball and Softball training

This is a cool park. It's a decent size with a soccer field, softball field, a couple of tennis…read morecourts, a handball court, and a couple of basketball courts. There are also some chess tables and benches scattered around, a couple of playgrounds, and a pavilion. They all could use a little bit of TLC because they get beat up from all the use, but they're decent. The parking here is good and they've also got a public bathroom which comes in clutch when you need it. I mostly go to enjoy the walking paths. They've got a few that go through a nice patch of wooded area. It's easy to walk and looks nice in the summer and fall. You can walk down to the Lt. Michael P. Murphy Memorial Park right on Lake Ronkonkoma and enjoy that as well.

I go every summer to see the Just Sixties Concert. Excellent band!!! Came back to go for a walk…read more Good trail.