FARM CLUB LLC

                                                                    2024 Rates:

• ENTIRE FACILITY TEAM RENTAL:

• Jan - Mar - $110 per hour

• April - Dec - $100 per hour  

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• CAGE RENTAL: $42 per hour (6 players max per cage) 

   

• MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP: Only 10 available. $125 per month.  Includes usage of facility when not booked by a team.  Available times will populate when you go to reserve your time. (not more than 24 hrs ahead of time)  

   

• PITCHING, CATCHING AND HITTING LESSONS AVAILABLE -

Nick Vermillion

443-534-7217

Nick offers individualized lessons and clinics to focus on the basics to being an effective hitter. Once the basics are perfected, Nick then focuses on the finer details in a swing including launch angle, shoulder angles and rotational power to create a dominant swing for any age player.  Nick was one of the top players in the State of MD during his years at Archbishop Spalding HS where he helped win two MIAA Championships and started at pitcher and 3rd base.  

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The Farm Club was built in 2018 and is an indoor baseball/softball training facility.  Multiple organizations, teams and individuals use the Farm Club to prepare them for competition. The facility offers two full size 15' x 66' batting cages w/ Hack Attack pitching machines and a separate 18' x 70' pitching/training area w/ resistance band stations, weights and a portable pitching mound.  The entire training area can be modified to make the entire area perfect for fielding work in a matter of seconds.

We rent the facility hourly for team use and mix in position specific clinics that focus on skills needed to excel at your position of choice.  Team rentals can be reserved and paid online as well as individual cage rental, and a limited number of monthly memberships which gives you 24/7 access to the facility (When not being rented for team use).  Venmo and Cash/Check payments available as well. We offer the best rates in the area to allow for anyone who wants to improve their game, the opportunity to do so without breaking the bank. ​ 

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   Farm Club was constructed on the site formerly occupied by a turn of the 20th century tobacco barn (approx 1910).  As the tobacco barn's structure slowly deteriorated, the decision was made to tear down the barn and build what is now Farm Club.  The property, located on rt 214 in Bowie MD, was home to Henry Hamilton who owned and operated the farm until his passing.  Henry Hamilton was a big baseball fan and coached many teams throughout his long life.  No doubt Pop Pop Henry would have loved to see all of the kids working and most importantly, having fun on his farm.