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SportsOhio is a 100-acre multi-sport complex in Dublin, Ohio, making it a premier destination for tournaments, leagues, and year-round training. Anchored by Soccer First, Field Sports, and The Golf Center, the campus offers indoor and outdoor fields, courts, and golf amenities just minutes from Dublin’s restaurants, shops, hotels, and the greater Columbus area.
Sports families and tournament organizers, get ready to experience the all-in-one energy of SportsOhio in Dublin, Ohio. This 100-acre sports park is home to three dynamic venues—Soccer First, Field Sports, and The Golf Center—that keep athletes playing year-round. From indoor and outdoor soccer pitches and multi-sport turf fields for football, baseball, lacrosse, field hockey, and volleyball to a versatile golf campus with a year-round driving range, 9-hole par-3 course, and Footgolf, SportsOhio is built for training, leagues, tournaments, and play-every-day fun. Add in batting cages, a rock wall, and an indoor turf field, and you’ve got a flexible, competition-ready playground where teams can train, compete, and celebrate all in one place.
Just outside Columbus, Dublin, OH delivers the perfect backdrop for your SportsOhio event. Explore walkable districts like Historic Dublin and Bridge Park along the Scioto River, sample local flavors from craft coffee to chef-driven dining, and enjoy family-friendly attractions across the Columbus region, including top-tier museums, arts, and entertainment. Catch big-time sports action nearby—from MLS matches with the Columbus Crew to game days with the Ohio State Buckeyes—and travel with ease via John Glenn Columbus International Airport, less than 30 minutes away, with convenient access off major routes like I-270 and US-33. With its mix of vibrant neighborhoods, comfortable lodging, and diverse dining, Dublin turns every SportsOhio event into a memorable sports getaway.
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