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Softball is a bat-and-ball sport that is played on a large field. There are 9-10 players on the field with the objective of scoring more 'runs' by batting the ball and running around the bases, touching each one in succession. The game usually has 7 innings and can last up to 1-2 hours. The team with the most runs after seven innings wins the game.
There are 497 Softball clubs and organisations on PlaySport. Browse them below to find one near you.
Updated June 2026
Find a local Softball club on the PlaySport directory, with more than 400 clubs and organisations listed around Sydney, including areas like Centennial Park, Ku Ring Gai Council, and The Council Of The Shire Of Hornsby. Each club profile includes the club location, session details, and contact or booking information, so you can quickly compare options such as Epping Eastwood Tigers, Macquarie University Softball Club, and North Sydney Leagues Softball Club.
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ermington, sydney, australia
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marrickville, sydney, australia
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sydney, sydney, australia
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macquarie park, sydney, australia
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cammeray, sydney, australia
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willoughby, sydney, australia
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north rocks, sydney, australia
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centennial park, centennial park, australia
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north willoughby, sydney, australia
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canley vale, sydney, australia
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south turramurra, sydney, australia
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panania, sydney, australia
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greystanes, sydney, australia
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warwick farm, sydney, australia
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warwick farm, sydney, australia
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pennant hills, sydney, australia
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warwick farm, sydney, australia
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hammondville, sydney, australia
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saint ives, sydney, australia
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liverpool, sydney, australia
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saint ives, sydney, australia
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bonnet bay, sydney, australia
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jannali, sydney, australia
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cherrybrook, sydney, australia
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marrickville, sydney, australia
sydney, sydney, australia
macquarie park, sydney, australia
cammeray, sydney, australia
willoughby, sydney, australia
north rocks, sydney, australia
centennial park, centennial park, australia
north willoughby, sydney, australia
canley vale, sydney, australia
south turramurra, sydney, australia
panania, sydney, australia
greystanes, sydney, australia
warwick farm, sydney, australia
warwick farm, sydney, australia
pennant hills, sydney, australia
warwick farm, sydney, australia
hammondville, sydney, australia
saint ives, sydney, australia
liverpool, sydney, australia
saint ives, sydney, australia
bonnet bay, sydney, australia
jannali, sydney, australia
cherrybrook, sydney, australia
Start by browsing the clubs listed for your area, then check each club profile for session details and the contact or booking information. You can use that information to ask about availability and how to get started.
Many clubs run regular sessions, and some organisations also support inclusive programmes. Use the session details shown on each club profile to see what is running and when.
Fees can vary from club to club. Check the details provided on the specific club profile for the most accurate information.
You can play across the greater Sydney area, with listings that cover councils and suburbs such as Centennial Park, Ku Ring Gai Council, and The Council Of The Shire Of Hornsby. Browse the directory by area to find nearby options.
Look for the club location, the sessions it runs, and the contact or booking details listed on the profile. If you are considering a specific group like Urban Rec, Sydney Outfielders, or Special Olympics Clubs - Sydney Upper North Shore, those details will help you confirm what is on offer.
