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Two kinds of softball fields.
We tag every field so you find the one that fits your game.
Built for competitive softball. Travel ball, high school, and college-level diamonds with regulation 43-foot mound distance, proper drainage, and facilities for showcases and recruiting events.
- • 43-foot pitching distance
- • Windmill delivery, no arc rule
- • USA Softball / ASA sanctioned
- • College recruiting showcases
Adult leagues, co-ed teams, corporate outings, and casual play. 50-foot mound distance with an arc rule on the pitch. Most games are evenings under the lights after work.
- • 50-foot pitching distance
- • Arc rules for pitch delivery
- • Co-ed and men's league options
- • Evening games under lights
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a fastpitch and slowpitch softball field?+
The biggest difference is pitching distance: fastpitch fields have a 43-foot pitching rubber, while slowpitch fields use 50 feet. Both use 60-foot base paths. Fastpitch fields are built for competitive play with windmill deliveries, while slowpitch fields are used for rec leagues and co-ed games with an arc requirement on the pitch.
How do I rent a softball field?+
Municipal parks usually require a permit through the city parks department, typically $25 to $75 per game. Private complexes and tournament venues charge $50 to $150 per hour and often include amenities like lights, scoreboards, and dugouts. Many complexes offer season-long packages for leagues.
What should I look for in a tournament complex?+
A quality tournament complex has multiple fields (4 or more), lights for extended play, turf or well-maintained dirt infields, covered dugouts, a centralized concession area, ample parking, and on-site tournament directors. Some complexes also offer live-streaming and electronic scoreboards.
What are standard softball field dimensions?+
Softball fields use 60-foot base paths for all levels. The pitching distance is 43 feet for fastpitch (high school, college, travel ball) or 50 feet for slowpitch (rec leagues, co-ed). Outfield fences typically sit at 200 to 225 feet for fastpitch and 275 to 300 feet for slowpitch.
Can I use a softball field for baseball?+
You can use a softball field for casual baseball practice, but the dimensions differ. Softball base paths are 60 feet (vs. 90 feet for regulation baseball) and the mound distance is shorter. For organized baseball games, a regulation baseball diamond is required. Some complexes have adjustable fields that accommodate both sports.