Batting cage at home

Prepare yourself for the travel ball jokes

I put one up.
Bought the net kit with cables and clips from Ultimate Sport Gyms, LLC on ebay.
I got a 14x14x55 cage and installed it myself with 6 4x4's.
Now because I bought them from Lowe's, they were green and wet, and bowed like sons of bitches.
I would use 6x6's on the sides, and a 4x4 in the middle.
I got them 16ft long, and buried them 4ft deep.
Ran the cables with turn buckles across the top, and voila, batting cage.
The very next season they made my kid a PO, and he never picked up a bat again,
Daughter uses it now for HS Softball.
Whole set up was less than $600, and with the carabiner clips on the cables, I can pull it back for grass cutting, or long periods of non use.

Facebook marketplace is by far the best place if you are patient.

Don’t let Brahyden be a quitter

I have net in my garage. I make them hit with a broom stick cut to 27" and use those plastic golf balls.

Already have one. I have a pole barn that wasn't in use, but in great shape. I took half of it and hung the netting for 80x15x15 dimensions. We have a mound and plate area. Turf throughout.

I built it a few years ago because my son really wanted it, and I was coaching, so on rainy days, the whole team comes for practice.

70' Hell on... that's just more spread out the balls will be! You rarely throw full distance. Go 45-55', more times than not you'll be sitting behind an L screen throw short toss from 20-25' or so.