Host Spotlight: Chase's 70-Foot Backyard Batting Cage in Roy, WA

Some cages make you say "wait, that's in someone's backyard?" — and Chase's setup in Roy, Washington is one of them. He calls it a hitter's dream, and after you see what's packed into it, it's hard to argue.

The cage

Chase's outdoor cage stretches a full 70 feet long, 12 feet wide, and 12 feet high — long enough to see real ball flight. The centerpiece is a 200-pitch-count auto-feed pitching machine that moves anywhere from 30 to 98 mph and slides from 40 to 60 feet so you can dial in your timing. There are multiple batting tees, an L-screen for soft toss, and an extra net that works as a divider so you can split the cage into two stations. It's great for softball players too — just swap to the smaller ball. Sessions run $60/hour, and Chase notes that lessons can be added for an additional fee if you want coaching.

The host

Chase opened up his private cage to hitters in the Roy area, building out a setup serious enough for a full team yet welcoming to solo hitters chasing better timing.

Book it — or list your own

If you're anywhere near Roy and need somewhere to hit, book Chase's cage here. Somewhere else? Find a batting cage near you and get in the box.

And if you've got a cage of your own sitting idle most of the week, List your cage on CageList and see what it could earn.

Thanks for being part of CageList, Chase.