Travel Baseball and Softball Programs in Georgia
1 CLEATS certified travel baseball program serving families in Georgia. Every listing has verified insurance, coach background checks, a published refund policy, and an outside complaint process.
Georgia (GA) · 10 metro areas covered
Try “Chicago”, “Illinois”, “IL”, or a ZIP code like 60614.
Certified baseball programs in Georgia
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Atlanta Peach State Select
CLEATS StandardAtlanta, GA
Baseball & Softball · 12U, 14U, 16U, 18U
What certification means in Georgia
- Verified general liability and participant accident insurance on file.
- Background checks required for every coach with roster access.
- A written participant agreement and published refund policy.
- Tryout dates that respect ATBATS minimum calendar standards.
- An outside complaint process families can use without retaliation.
Before you commit to a Georgia program
- Ask for the full season cost in writing — fees, tournaments, uniforms, and travel.
- Ask who is insured, who is background checked, and who holds the money.
- Compare two or three programs side by side before you write a check.
- Use the program comparison tool and the cost calculator.
The Real Cost of Travel Baseball and Softball in Georgia
National average estimates
Average program fee range
$800 – $2,500
Typical tournaments per season
8 – 15
Estimated travel and hotel per tournament weekend
$300 – $600
Total estimated annual cost range
$1,150 – $19,500
What's included vs what's extra
- • Tournament entry fees (sometimes extra)
- • Hotel — 2-3 nights per tournament weekend
- • Meals during tournament weekends
- • Uniforms (sometimes included, sometimes extra)
- • Equipment — bat, glove, helmet not included in any program fee
- • Private lessons — separate from program fees
- • Showcase event fees — $50-$150 per player per event
- • Off-season training facility fees
Travel Softball Costs in Georgia
Similar to baseball, travel softball families typically spend $4,000-$12,000 annually including program fees, tournament travel, equipment, and pitching instruction. Private pitching lessons run $60-$150 per session and represent a significant additional cost for pitcher development.
Before you commit to a Georgia program
- Start with the questions to ask before you enroll — the same checklist ATBATS uses when reviewing a program.
- Not sure the price is fair? See what does travel baseball and softball cost and compare it against what you were quoted in Georgia.
- Already had a bad experience? You can file a concern about a program — anonymously if you need to.
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