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No one shall be permitted to use the batting cages unless the participant (or if the participant is a minor, his/her parent or guardian) has signed and submitted a Waiver of Liability and Release for use of Batting Cages at The Sports Gardens. Please click here to sign a waiver. All batters MUST always wear their helmets inside batting cages. Adults are responsible for the actions of the youth in the batting cage area. Misconduct will result in immediate termination of privileges. Horseplay/fooling around will not be tolerated. No food or drink is allowed inside the batting cage areas. Batters must wear appropriate closed-toed shoes. (No Cleats). No person under the influence of Drugs or Alcohol is permitted to use the batting cages. Alert the attendant immediately if balls are throwing out of strike zone. Balls may be pitched at any time. BE ALERT at all times. No one under the age of 6 years old is permitted to use the pitching machines. Anyone under the age of 16 must have adult supervision on site. The only people swinging a bat are those inside the individual cages. Do not throw balls back at the pitching machines. This is a family atmosphere; no profanity or vulgar language/gestures will be permitted. Spectators and those not batting or pitching must stand outside the fenced area. CAUTION! Injuries could result from the use of these devices. Users should assume the inherent risks of batting baseballs and softballs. If users have any questions about the use of these devices or the inherent risks associated with the use of these devices, ask the attendant before using the batting cages.

Play at your own risk. No groups larger than five. Six stroke limit per hole. Everyone in a group must play his first shot before anyone else plays his second shot. Replace out of bound ball where it went out. Take one-stroke penalty. Ball resting against obstruction may be moved six inches. Ball hit by another ball is replaced where it was hit - No penalty. Golf ball floats in water hazard. Use ball scooper or ask for assistance. Take one stroke penalty.