Amazing place. Softball/baseball energy off the charts. Just make if you're renting a cage you ride…read morethe person in front of you to get out on time, cuz I guarantee you the person behind you will starting riding your D the second your times up even if you didn't get your full time.

From the owner: D-BAT Brookfield offers a variety of training options for your baseball or softball player…read moreincluding machine pitch cages (one with HitTrax technology), individual and small group lessons, individual and team cage rentals, day off school camps and a fully outfitted pro shop for all your equipment needs.

Great coaches and a very good facility. My son has played here and done all the off season and…read moreduring season workouts and he's become a much better and more confident ball player.

6 batting cages, pitching machines, mounds, a classroom, and a workout area ... everything you need…read morein one building that doesn't require a full field indoors for baseball and softball skills.

Bigler Sports is "Bigtime"! Very affordable but has GREAT Value. Our 2 children (Boy/Girl) have…read morebeen utilizing Bigtime for 5 years now and both the facilities and coaches are Top Caliber but at an affordable and not 'marked-up" price. Thank you Bigler Family and coaches for the Tope notch/ state of the Art coaching and facilities. As parents, my Wife and I would have benefitted from your coaching and facilities. Thank you for providing the Paradigm opportunities for our kids now! Respectfully, Dr. John D.P. Howard Ph.D.

From the owner: Baseball and Softball rentals and lessons as well as Birthday and private parties. Our facility is…read morebooked by appointment.

I am a baseball coach with Waukesha Firebirds and we use this for winter indoor practices…read more They have moved from a previous bigger location and this one is much smaller with two poles in the area that prohibits some drills for baseball. What I do like: turf in good condition, two batting cages, loads of baseballs, two powernets, throw bases, 3 baseball tees, home plate with targets, bluetooth speaker (to stream your own music) and other sports equipment such as soccer balls, and cones. Pretty much everything I need to conduct my baseball drills. What I don't like: the two poles, the batting cages are not deep enough, ceiling is too low and the area is not big enough to simulate our base distance. I have not utilized other indoor facilities but our club has teams practicing at Burghardt's and there will be a new facility in New Berlin/Waukesha in 2022.

Mini golf was the activity of the day, and we started off at Prairieville Park. We almost ended…read morehere too because this was pretty "blah" as far as mini golf goes. The course isn't bad, but it's nothing special either. Kind of has that Wisconsin Dells feel to it, but without being in the Dells.... The balls have ZERO bounce to them (I'm guessing to keep them of the Freeway) so any type of bank shot is not going to happen. It's hard to have a bad time mini golfing, but this was as average of a time as I've had doing so. There are certainly better courses in the area.

First time here, was definitely a great time. Staff was attentive and professional. 18 holes were…read morevery fun to play. Definitely will be coming back with the rest of the family next time.

What a neat place! There are 2-18 hole options so if you want to do 36 holes you can. It was the…read moreperfect something to do.

Average golf course - well kept. I agree with one of the previous posters that's it's annoying…read morethere is a back course and the staff doesn't mention it. Probably would have done the back course had I known about it.

I bring my boys here so they. An practice. I give them $10 each and they practice for an hour or…read moreso. We have met their friends here and have even brought pizzas as they have a couple of tables and benches. It's a great place to bring the kiddos!

Chicago to Melrose Park on a Friday afternoon is not a drive I'd wish on anyone, but as far as my…read morebaseball-crazy grandson is concerned, Sam's is totally worth it. Not sure what the 400+ balls cost--it wasn't much--and the look on the boy's face was priceless. Had it not been for some well-earned blisters, we might still be there!