Premier League stadium to be turned into golf driving range once season ends

Premier League stadium to be turned into golf driving range once season endsThe Premier League ground will undergo a dramatic transformation for the summer eventCommentsSportChris Beesley and Chris Burns Senior Sports Writer08:58, 17 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesHow Upper Deck Golf will look at Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium this summer(Image: Upper Deck Golf )Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium will transform into a golf venue for fans once this season comes to a close. The stunning new waterfront ground has already proved its versatility by hosting international rugby league when England faced Australia in the Ashes Test on November 1 last year.‌The impressive ground is also set to welcome a rugby union clash between Fiji and England on July 11. However, in a twist, golf fans will soon be able to grab their clubs and tee off inside the 52,769-capacity stadium.‌Fans will also get to grips with a driver while watching live coverage of the 154th The Open Championship, which will be taking place simultaneously at another of Merseyside's iconic sporting venues, Royal Birkdale.‌JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! Latest news, analysis and much more on Mirror Football's Facebook pageUpper Deck Golf, which has previously graced some of the most recognised NFL and MLB stadiums, including Wrigley Field in Chicago, Yankee Stadium in New York and Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, is bringing its one-of-a-kind format to Europe and beyond North America for the very first time.Hill Dickinson Stadium will be transformed into a fully immersive golf experience, with tee boxes positioned high up in the stands and specially designed greens laid out across the pitch below.‌READ MORE: Anthony Gordon 'open to leaving Newcastle' as Arsenal discuss blockbuster transferREAD MORE: Inside Gylfi Sigurdsson's life now from new job to model wife and staggering net worthThe four-day event, running from Thursday, July 16 to Sunday, July 19, will give participants the opportunity to play a...