Pitching Machines

The only golf wiffleball machine that is fully portable and rechargeable. Throws a very straight bal...
$136.00
Hit 48 balls (included) in 5 minutes with this golf-sized wiffle ball pitching machine. The Grand Sl...
$179.00
A great entry level pitching machine, the Ultimate is the most affordable real ball throwing machine...
$189.99
The R2D2 Soft Toss machine automatically tosses a ball every five seconds in an arc of about 6 to 8 ...
$239.00
The Cadillac of soft toss machines. Tosses 17 softballs (or 23 baseballs) from 1 to 6 feet every 1 t...
$359.99
Throws real softballs, machine pitch balls and wiffles. The single most efficient entry-level pitchi...
$399.99
The Heater Combo pitching machine can throw reall softballs as wells as reall softballs at speeds cl...
$599.99
For the price of a lot of pitching machines you'll be able to get a full hitting facility for your b...

As low as: $699.98

For the price of a lot of pitching machines you'll be able to get a full hitting facility for your b...

As low as: $899.98

The Bata 1 is a dependable single wheel workhorse that come in Softball, Baseball or Combination mod...
As low as: $1,139.00
The Iron Mike C82 is a youth sized arm style pitching machine.
$1,160.00
The Bata 1 Curveball pitching machine throws softball and baseballs.
$1,429.00
The Bata 2 is a two wheel pitching machine that come
As low as: $2,029.00
The Twin Pitch pitching machine can bet set up to throw a fastball and change up, or two fastballs i...
As low as: $2,159.00
The Iron Mike MP5 is a rack fed, arm style, pitching machine.
$2,495.00
This three-wheel pitching machines throws fastballs and curveballs with speeds that rival an MLB pit...
$2,849.00
This Arm style pitching machine from Iron Mike can hold 400 softballs and throws at a max of 85 MPH.
$3,095.00
It's been said that hitting is timing, so it sure is an advantage to be able to see the pitcher wind...
$3,445.00

Common Pitching Machine Terms

Pitching machines, batting machines, baseball machines, ball pitching machines, and baseball batting machines are all the same.
Arm style pitching machines like the Iron Mike by Master Pitch propels balls by a mechanical arm and includes a ball feeder
Wheel pitching machines use 1, 2 or 3 spinning wheels to propel balls.
Kids pitching machines are less expensive and throw with less speed.
Pitching machine balls – longer lasting rubber balls aka dimpleballs or dimple balls. Leather pitching machine balls have tough kevlar laces and lower flat seams so they will travel straighter.

Pitching machines can throw softballs and/or baseballs as well as golf ball size plastic, foam, or wiffle (whiffle) balls