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SPORTS Facility Guide 2021 Carter Complex A fi ve-fi eld tournament-level complex in the heart of the metroplex Tennis Courts Home to 13 newly surfaced lighted tennis courts Winters Soccer Complex Youth to adult size fi elds with newly updated Musco Lighting System VisitGarlandTX.com VisitGarlandTX.com Sports Facility Guide 2021 1 Table of Contents 3 Sports Planning Services 4-7 Winters Sports Complex PARKS,PARKS, RECREATION CONVENTIONPARKS, RECREATION & VISITORS -Softball and soccer & CULTURAL ARTS & CULTURAL ARTS & CULTURAL ARTS BUREAU 8-9 Audubon Sports Complex - Cricket pitch, disc golf, soccer, softball, pool and rental facilities SPORTS PLANNING SERVICES 10-11 Carter Softball Complex Garland provides an “ALL-IN” approach. - Cricket pitch, disc golf and soccer The Parks & Recreation, Special Events and Convention & Visitors Bureau teams Welcome 12-13 Granger Recreation Center and Central Park join forces tending to your every detail. We are here to make sure your event - Baseball, indoor and outdoor basketball, is a complete success for the exhibitors, spectators and YOU. In Garland, Texas, our ample indoor courts only dog park and tennis courts come in second to 2,800 acres of accessible and affordable outdoor championship space. 14-15 Holford Sports Complex This is how our CVB will get the ball rolling for your event: - Baseball, basketball, football field, Match the ideal facility with your sporting event’s needs An undiscovered destination, we offer big-city paved trail, pool, tennis courts and volleyball amenities in a diverse, friendly environment Request room blocks and discounted rates from Garland hotels known for our hospitality. Garland partnerships 16- 17 Curtis Culwell Center provide access to the area’s top facilities where - 190,000 square feet of Create and submit professionally prepared proposals and bid presentations sports groups are lavished with personal conference and arena space Host site inspection visit by your sport's governing body attention and turn-key service. 18-19 Firewheel Municiple Golf Course - Three regulation courses on 600 Provide experienced, objective, professional assistance in planning your event Please refer to this guide when selecting the scenic acres course with 63 holes ideal competition venue for your next event. Promotion and marketing efforts 20-21 Jack Coleman Tennis Center Provide visitors and restaurant guides for your participants and spectators We are happy to provide additional information - 13 lighted tennis courts or assistance — visit us online or give us a 22-23 Bradfield Sports Park and Recreation Center Provide VIP welcome amenities for coaches and officials call today! - Baseball, football, pool and volleyball Incentives funds always help* 24 Troth Ablon Park - Cricket pitch We believe that you will WIN... in GARLAND! 25 Groves Park - Baseball 26-28 Rowlett Creek - 16 miles of bike and hike trails Contact Us VisitGarlandTX.com Erin Wilson, Group Sales 29 Disc Golf Scorecard Office: 972-205-2633 | Toll-free 888-879-0264 Office: [email protected] 972-205-2633 30-31 Spring Creek Trails - Three greenbelt trails Toll-free: 888-879-0264 211 N. Fifth St., Garland, Texas 75040 32-33 Bass Pro Shops - Boat slips and fishing VisitGarlandTX.com 34-35 Resources Map - Hotels, park and attraction locations *Not all amenities are listed in the table of contents. *Funds based on availability and proven hotel room pickup. 2 City of Garland Sports Facility Guide 2021 VisitGarlandTX.com Sports Facility Guide 2021 3 SOFTBALL WINTERS SOFTBALL COMPLEX 1330 Spring Creek Drive This premier softball complex has three softball fi elds that can be used for youth and adult competition. S P R IN G C R EE K DR NORTH WINTERS SOFTBALL softball3 fi elds COMPLEX 3 FIELDS Facility Amenities Ticket Booth R D K E E Concession Stand R C G IN R Restrooms P W S E B B D Covered Bleachers R . (capacity: 648) Covered Dugouts Winters - Softball Field | Lighting | Purpose | Age | Seating | Surface | Rubber | Bases | LF ft. | CF ft. | RF ft. Lighted Fields YES Softball 18U 150 clay 35-43 50-60 300 300 300 Electronic YES Softball 18U 150 clay 35-43 50-60 300 300 300 Scoreboards YES Softball 18U 150 clay 35-43 50-60 300 300 300 200 ft. temporary fence available. Seating: 648 Parking: 183 Parking DID YOU KNOW? (capacity: 183) Winters Softball Complex is the host of South X Southwest Fall Fiesta. Electronic scoreboards and ample lighted fi elds for evening games. 4 City of Garland Sports Facility Guide 2021 VisitGarlandTX.com Sports Facility Guide 2021 5 SOCCER Winters - Soccer Dimensions | Age | Width | Length | Lights | Goal Dimensions WINTERS R1 U18 210 330 Yes 8 24 4 SOCCER COMPLEX R2 U18 210 330 Yes 8 24 4 R3 U12 150 240 Yes 7 21 4 1330 Spring Creek Drive Newly updated Musco Lighting System R4 U12 150 240 Yes 7 21 4 R5 U12 150 240 Yes 7 21 4 This premier R6 U10 120 165 Yes 6 12 4 R7 U10 120 165 Yes 6 12 4 soccer complex R8 U10 120 165 Yes 6 12 4 has 21 soccer R9 U10 120 165 Yes 6 12 4 R10 U10 120 165 Yes 6 12 4 fi elds R11 U8 75 105 Yes Portable of various sizes R12 U8 75 105 Yes Portable that can be used R13 U8 75 105 Yes Portable for youth and adult R14 U8 75 105 Yes Portable competition. R15 U8 75 105 Yes Portable R16 U8 75 105 Yes Portable R17 U8 75 105 Yes Portable R18 U8 75 105 Yes Portable R19 U8 75 105 Yes Portable R20 U8 75 105 Yes Portable R21 U8 75 105 Yes Portable Seating:Seating: 1338 1338 Parking: Parking: 228 228 21soccer fi elds NORTH GARLAND AVE Facility Amenities 3 4 1 2 2 50’ x 80’ 50’ x 80’ Concession Stand 70’ x 110’ 70’ x 110’ Restrooms 5 1010 9 6 8 7 40’ x 55’ 40’ x 55’ 40’ x 55’ 50’ x 80’ 40’ x 55’ 40’ x 55’ Uncovered 13 11 FIELD Bleachers 19 18 HOUSE 25’ x 35’ 25’ x 35’ 25’ X 35’ 25’ X 35’ (capacity: 1,338) P 20 17 14 12 NORTH GARLAND AVE 25’ x 35’ 25’ x 35’ 25’ X 35’ 25’ X 35’ P Lighted Fields 15 21 16 25’ X 35’ 25’ x 35’ 25’ x 35’ . DR K WINTERS SOCCER Parking EE R C G COMPLEX (capacity: 228) IN R P P S 21 FIELDS NORTH various sizes Activity Nearby: Hawaiian Falls PROUD HOST Winters Soccer Complex is part of Winters Park, which also contains three Proud host of DFW Asian American Soccer Tournament softball fi elds and playgrounds. For hotels nearby, see pages 34 and 35. 6 City of Garland Sports Facility Guide 2021 VisitGarlandTX.com Sports Facility Guide 2021 7 SOCCER K O O R B N E L AUDUBONG AUDUBON SOCCER COMPLEX RECREATION CENTER 720 W. Oates Road 342 W. Oates Road CENTERVILLE RD DUCK CREEK DR. B R O A D P W P A Y ZION RD P B L V D ROWLETT DR. P E. OATES RD ZION RD WEST OATES RD BENTLEY DR WEST OATES RD PARKING CARTER SOFTBALL AUDUBON COMPLEX w Audubon is preparing to receive your teams! e SOCCER 5 FIELDS i Facility 10 FIELDS v Renovations are underway that will provide a 5,000-square-foot expansion d Amenities e AUDUBON d including a fi tness center, multipurpose rooms, exterior patio and more located n Cricket a NORTH p next to our famed Surf and Swim pool. Pitch Ex Grill Parking Picnic Areas Picnic Shelters 10soccer fi elds Picnic Tables Facility DISC GOLF Playground Amenities 18 basket holes Recreation Center Audubon - Soccer Concrete slab tee boxes Dimensions | Age | Width | Length | Lights | Goal Dimensions Rental Facilities Concession Stand Parking (capacity: 160) R22 U18 210 330 Yes 8 24 4 Restrooms Restrooms R23 U18 210 330 No 8 24 4 R24 U18 210 330 No 8 24 4 Cricket Pitch Limited R25 U8 75 105 No Portable located back Lighted Fields R26 U12 150 240 No 7 21 4 of soccer fields R27 U18 210 330 Yes 8 24 4 Disc Golf Parking R28 U8 75 105 No Portable (capacity: 919) R29 U8 75 105 No Portable Soccer R30 U8 75 105 No Portable Softball R31 U8 75 105 No Portable Swimming Pool Seating: 1542 Parking: 919 18 Trails Basket HAVING A TOURNAMENT? Disc Golf Contact Visit Garland to schedule your next tournament. See page 3 for contact information. See page 29 for expanded view of Disc Golf map and scorecard. 8 City of Garland Sports Facility Guide 2021 VisitGarlandTX.com Sports Facility Guide 2021 9 SOFTBALL CARTER SOFTBALL COMPLEX 550 W. Oates Road This premier softball complex has fi ve softball fi elds that can be used for youth and adult competition. K O O R B N E L G CENTERVILLE RD DUCK CREEK DR. B R O softball fi elds A 5 D P W P A Y ZION RD BASS PRO Dr Facility P B L V Amenities D ROWLETT DR. P E. OATES RD ZION RD Concession Stand LOCUSTGROVE RD Carter - Softball LF ft. Field | Lighting | Purpose | Age | Rubber | Surface | Bases | CF ft. Restrooms RF ft. YES Softball 18U 50 clay 70 300 WEST OATES RD Covered Bleachers YES Softball 18U 50 clay 70 300 BENTLEY DR (capacity: 1,080) YES Softball 18U 50 clay 70 300 WEST OATES RD YES Softball 18U 50 clay 70 300 PARKING Covered Dugouts YES Softball 18U 50 clay 70 300 Lighted Fields 250 ft. temporary fence available. Seating: 1080 Parking: 919 w e CARTER SOFTBALL i New Wireless COMPLEX v Scoreboards d e 5 FIELDS d NORTH n Parking pa (capacity: 919) E x NEED RESERVATIONS? Go to GarlandParks.com to fi nd out more information on sports facilities and complexes.
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