Today, Altoona Iowa-based True Pitch mounds are used in tournament play and on ballfields around the world. The company is headed by Dennis Goeders, the son whose team lost the Little League championship game in 1962. Considered by many the portable mound industry pioneer, True Pitch holds 40 patents on various products. The company offers a product line of 10 portable game and practice mounds, as well as numerous field products including Flex-A-Clay, a specifically formulated, processed, dry soil composition that creates a safe playing field with great traction. True Pitch mounds have been endorsed by Bob Feller, the Cleveland Indians pitching legend, as well as Pee Wee Reese, the 10-time All-Star Baseball player, and Hall of Famer. True Pitch products were also featured in the major motion picture film, Field of Dreams starring Academy Award® winner Kevin Costner.

True Pitch mound products are the only portable mounds currently approved by Little League® for official game use. True Pitch mounds are also the only mounds approved for official game use by Babe Ruth League as well as other noted baseball organizations including Pony Baseball and Dixie Youth Baseball.

John Goeders passed away in 2013. He saw his dream fulfilled in creating products to help perfect the pitch of baseball players and leaves a legacy that will impact the game of baseball for generations to come.