Bryant Jordan taught my 9yo to pitch. He is a difficult kid in a lot of ways but Coach Bryant was…read moresuper patient, positive and if asked challenged him. After several sessions he was striking out 5th graders consistently and vastly increased his strike %. Coach Matt and Sam are also excellent.

A WORD OF CAUTION FOR PARENTS AND FAMILIES ‍…read more I believe it is important to share my experience with D-Bat Nashville to help other families make informed decisions when choosing where to do business. As a parent of a child who has faced significant medical challenges (undergoing a stem cell transplant for sickle cell anemia), I understand that life can change in an instant. When your child is dealing with serious medical issues, your priorities shift. Your focus becomes their health, recovery, and well-being. Sometimes, administrative tasks that would normally be simple can fall through the cracks during these difficult seasons. Unfortunately, my experience with this company has been disappointing. I attempted to cancel his membership last year in August because things began to change medically and my son could no longer participate in practicing baseball, but the cancellation did not process as intended, it only suspended for 6 months. Charges in excess of $700 continued to accumulate from Feb- Sep 26' during a period when my family was navigating significant medical circumstances. The charges finally stopped because I just so happen to find a charge that I didn't recognize and immediately called to inquire about it. I initially received the run around and told to contact corporate for a refund, only to get a response (after a week of unanswered emails and voice mail) from corporate just to say they don't handle those type of disputes and I needed to contact the local D-Bat franchise. When I reached out to the owner to explain the situation and request consideration for a refund, I was informed that their cancellation policy was firm and that the refunds 2 months $160 already provided exceeded what they were obligated to offer. While I acknowledge the refunds issued, I was disappointed by the unwillingness to reconsider the remaining charges in light of the circumstances. My concern is not simply about the money. It is about how a company that caters to children and families responds when a family is facing extraordinary challenges. Policies are important, but so are compassion, understanding, and customer service. Families dealing with serious medical conditions should not have to worry about whether a company will demonstrate reasonable consideration when unexpected circumstances arise. I encourage parents, especially those caring for children with complex medical needs, to carefully review cancellation policies, keep documentation of every cancellation request, and confirm in writing that memberships have been terminated. I am sharing my experience so others can make informed decisions. Every family's experience may be different, but mine has left me disappointed in how this situation was handled. Compassion matters. Accountability matters. And how a company treats people during difficult seasons matters. #ConsumerAwareness #CustomerService #ParentAdvocacy #MedicalFamilies #KnowBeforeYouCommit #SickleCellAwareness

Disappointed. We were in town and looking for an indoor baseball facility to do a private lesson…read more Facility is run down, lots of holes in the walls, cold, moldy, and literally water was leaking from the ceiling. Turf is in bad shape. We got there on time, Coach #1 was 12 minutes late in starting, and did not make up the lost time. Coach #1 was a nice guy, but not the level of coaching I would have expected for a baseball training facility. Another coach took over for the second half of our lesson which was annoying. Coach #2 really didn't do any coaching, and simply hit some balls to my son. He ended the lesson a few minutes early. They charged me $110 for a 40 minute lesson that didn't offer any value to my son's game. I am not sure who this works for at these prices, but definitely wouldn't go back. Sorry, I really wanted to like it as it looks better online than in person.

Chip, the owner, is a great guy and extremely accommodating. I play minor league baseball and the…read morefacility had everything i could ask for to get me ready for spring training. I will 100% be returning next fall for the offseason.

I've dealt with HAH for almost 15 years now. Don't expect free hugs but do expect great service as…read morethat is the norm with this place. Lem and his staff always go out of their way to take care of not just me, but my players and other teams and their players as well. I appreciate the fact that this is an individual owned business and they don't put up with people that are obviously just looking for something to complain about and get something for nothing. If you love great service and being able to handle being told how it is then I suggest Hit After Hit. If you want crummy service and somebody that has no idea what they are selling you, go to Dicks. Hey Yelp!! Why is my review under Not Recommended??!!! I am a real customer and this is a legit review!! Is there a place I can give Yelp a review?

This place and owner are knowledgeable and so helpful! Taking my Grandson to find a catcher's mitt…read morewas truly enjoyable and successful. Lem was patient and kind to a busy young man. Support Local Businesses! It was a great successful afternoon.

great fun, nice seating area for non participants. So many different things to do not just go cartsread more

Though the driving range is perhaps the major attraction here, I thought the mini golf course was…read morefairly challenging. (What is it, though, with the color of fountains in all mini golf courses being a blinding shade of blue?) The go cart track was also fun and in good shape for these places, which often look like they've been beat up by time. Go U.S.A.!

As a person that grew up near Nashville, I used to play mini golf all the time when I was in high…read moreschool. And the place we always went was Family Golf Center at Hickory Hollow. So that tells you just how long this place has been around in one form or another... So yeah, it isn't brand new. Many, many of the light fixtures are broken (probably due to terrible shots provoking people to smash them with their putters?). Your ball may get stuck in one of the ones that take it through a pipe to another side. Don't let that stop you, it is still pretty fun. The BF and I took his daughter on an excursion here to play her first round of mini golf. We had a really fun time playing. We only did 18 holes, but I assume you can pay to play both sides of the course. Don't miss getting fish food at the end and going back to feed the fish in one of the ponds. They are enormous and his daughter loved watching them clamor to her for food! I didn't get any food or drink and I can see that it might be the most basic of basic concession food, so do that at your own risk. There are also go karts beside this place, but no one was there and I guess it wasn't open yet. Something to try another day! Basically, we have few options for mini golf in the area, so if you are near this area of town you should come here. It is still good fun even if it isn't the most modern, updated facility.

We played the course 10/14 with grandkids on the way to Nashville KOA. I had read the bleak…read morereviews, but I was curious because many people said it had more character than more modern courses. It is true that it is run down, but it has great bones as they say. Winding paths and different levels. The astro turf is in adequate to good condition, holes are fun to play. You probably want to go in the daytime since it looks like a lot of the lights are not working. Keep an eye on kids since there are some pokey sticks and loose masonry. Great old fixtures like the lighthouse and the cottage have been vandalized over the years but you can see how nice they were once. It was $7.50 for kids and seniors. Not crowded, only one other family playing.

Strike Zone provides top notch baseball and softball instruction. My son has hit the ball harder…read moreand become an overall better player because of the instruction he has received from Strike Zone.

Strikezone has very experienced and dedicated instructors. The training they offer is phenomenal…read more My daughter has taken catching lessons for more than 6 weeks there under Rob Brown and has grown beyond my expectations. I am anxious to get my 10U softball team signed up for the velocity training in the near future. We have adopted Strikezone as our indoor training facility as well. We like the layout and are able to get work done indoors there that we cannot at other indoor facilities.

I was looking for some go kart thrills, and found it at this old school spot. My hubs and I came…read morehere as part of my birthday celebration on a Friday night. We just wanted to drive go karts which is $6 each for 5 min. I had a $2 off coupon, so it ended up just being $10 total. There weren't a lot of people there, so I'm not sure how well this place is doing. We explored the game room which is painted in a cheesey space theme with plastic glow in the dark dangling stars. I love CAMP, so this is my kind of place! We waited at the track for 10 minutes while the people ahead of us drove around. We got there before they took off, so I'm not sure why we couldn't go, too. It's probably best we waited because it's a modest sized track--with some bitchin' twists and turns! Those 5 minutes were the highlight of my birthday! I was a little tipsy, too which made it even more exciting. Rock and roll!! I hope this place survives because it puts the "F" in Fun :)

Do not come here unless you're desperate. Super sketchy. Very run down,…read moreAlso houses a dog kennel. Too expensive for the experience

We had a little time to goof today so we played putt putt golf. It was fun to play but it in need…read moreof maintenance which affects the play. Turf is worn, torn, rails are bent from the bass hitting it. It was fun and I'd do it again.

They are doing some construction here. Looks like they got rid of their go carts. I enjoy coming…read morehere to hit golf balls on the range or play mini golf. This time my husband and I did the batting cages. If you don't like using their helmets, I recommend bringing your own. Hubby and I came in a Sunday and it was pretty quiet at the batting cages; however, all the action was on the range. Sometimes it's nice to stay in MJ and hangout versus going into Nashville. I totally recommend. The ppl are really nice. Once the go cart area is completely cleaned it will look esthetically better.