Premier League stadium to be turned into golf driving range once season ends
The Premier League ground will undergo a dramatic transformation for the summer event
www.mirror.co.ukHere’s the latest on Everton’s stadium golf range, based on recent reports:
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Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium is set to host an indoor golf experience called Upper Deck Golf this summer, turning sections of the stadium into a driving-range-style venue. The event is scheduled for July 16–19, with tee times from early morning to evening and options for two-player slots, premium, and VIP packages. This marks a high-profile, first-of-its-kind use of the stadium for golf in Europe. [sources discussing the plan include Express and Liverpool coverage, with ESPN confirming the July dates][1][2][3]
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The concept involves teeing off from high up in the stands toward custom greens placed on the pitch below, and it will feature live coverage of The Open Championship through nearby venues. Clubs are provided at each hitting station, and ticket holders such as season-ticket and Forever Blue+ members receive priority access during early sales windows.[2][3][1]
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Multiple outlets have carried the story, noting the novelty of the idea and its alignment with Everton’s waterfront stadium plans, as well as the broader trend of repurposing stadiums for experiential events in the off-season.[5][9][2]
If you’d like, I can pull up the latest official statements from Everton or Upper Deck Golf and summarize them, or format a quick timeline of key dates and ticketing windows.
Citations:
- Express: Premier League 52,000-capacity stadium to be converted into golf driving range[1]
- Liverpool FC coverage on Everton transforming stadium for Upper Deck Golf[2]
- ESPN UK report on golf at Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium[3]
- ESPN Africa edition also covered the story[4]
- Liverpool Echo reporting supporters’ access to play golf inside the stadium[9]