Johnny Mize Athletic Center and Cave Arena
The home of the Piedmont College men’s soccer program is the Johnny Mize Athletic Center. Opened in the spring of 2000, the 4.4 million dollar facility is one of the premier collegiate arenas for Division-III. The facility which is named after former Demorest resident and 1981 Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Johnny Mize, houses the Johnny Mize Baseball Museum. In addition to the baseball museum, the facility includes the 1,200 seat Cave Arena, a state-of-the-art two-story fitness center, four locker rooms, the athletic training and rehabilitation facility, two classrooms, an indoor track, a conference room, and offices for the PC Department of Athletics.

Loudermilk Baseball Complex
The Loudermilk Baseball Complex includes covered chair-back seating in addition to old-fashioned bleachers for 600 plus. The facility upgrade also includes a concession stand area, press box, and locker rooms. Down the leftfield line there is an indoor practice facility that includes an astroturf area, batting cages, and an annex of the Johnny Mize Baseball Museum. The indoor facility also houses the Lions’ locker room with player lockers, laundry facility, team restrooms, and showers.

Walker Athletic Complex - Soccer
Walker Field serves as home to the Piedmont College soccer teams. Located at the base of the Johnny Mize Athletic Center and the Lions locker room, this lighted facility provides easy access to both players and fans. Along with bleacher seating, the field is encompassed by grassy hills that provide a front-row view for all spectators.

Walker Athletic Complex - Softball
The Piedmont College softball team calls Walker Field its home. Nestled between the soccer field and Loudermilk Stadium the softball field features bleacher seating and a fully lighted complex that is conducive to both players and spectators. With one of the best softball playing surfaces in the south Walker Field lives up to its aesthetic appearance. In centerfield lies the Charlie Loudermilk Indoor Facility equipped with two seventy-foot adjustable cages and covered with Astroturf. This facility provides all the needs of both the softball and baseball teams. The Lady Lions locker room is located at the top of the hill at the base of the Johnny Mize Athletic Center. This facility features both locker space and fully equipped shower facilities. 

Burgen Tennis Courts
The Piedmont College men and women’s tennis programs call the Burgin Tennis Courts their home. Located at the top of Walker Complex, the courts provide a breathtaking view of both the campus and the surrounding mountain ranges. After being recently repaved, the tennis courts provide a tremendous playing surface for all participants. These fully lighted courts provide one of the best tennis facilities in the entire South. With bleacher seating and a fenced in area the facility is very conducive for all spectators.

The Orchard Golf & Country Club
The Piedmont College men’s and women’s golf teams home course is The Orchard Golf & Country Club located in Clarkesville, GA. Established in 1989, opened for play in 1991, the 1100-acre master-planned private country club community is in one of the nation’s top-rated retirement communities. Nestled up against the Chattahoochee National Forest at the base of the Appalachian Mountains, the golf course was created amid apple orchards, annual flowering trees, shrubs, and cool running mountain streams. The eighteen-hole championship layout is a journey through picturesque mountains making it the absolute golfing experience and nature at its best. Five sets of elevated tees, bermuda fairways, and flawless bentgrass greens guarded by white sand bunkers were designed and built by famed golf course architect, Dan Maples.  For more information on The Orchard Golf & Country Club visit their website at www.theorchardclub.com