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The Estadio Santiago Bernabeu could be the perfect place to practice your swingCredit: Getty<\/p>\n
Courtesy of Upper Deck Golf, the public will be able to tee off inside the Bernabeu from September 24 to September 27.<\/p>\n
Already a revelation in the USA, Upper Deck Golf is beginning to make its way to Europe, with Everton\u2019s new Hill Dickinson Stadium playing host to the experience this July<\/a>.<\/p>\n Giving the standard golf driving range a thrilling twist, Upper Deck Golf sees various tee points installed in the stands, with various targets set up on the pitch.<\/p>\n It\u2019s the latest chapter in the esteemed history of the Bernabeu, which underwent a major renovation between 2019 and 2024.<\/p>\n READ MORE ON TALKSPORT<\/p>\n With a capacity of over 83,000, Madrid<\/a>\u2019s home since its completion in 1947 is one of the largest stadiums in Europe.<\/p>\n Features of its recent makeover include a retractable roof and a spectacular 360-degree video screen measuring 11 metres at its highest point.<\/p>\n The arrival of Upper Deck Golf in Spain is apt given the country\u2019s rich history within the sport.<\/p>\n Four Spanish golfers have won at least one major championship, with the late Seve Ballesteros the most successful among them, winning the Masters twice and the Open three times.<\/p>\n Ballesteros also captained the European team which won the Ryder Cup<\/a> in 1997, when Spain held the competition for the first time at the Valderrama Golf Club in Andalusia.<\/p>\n The Ryder Cup is set to return to Spain in 2031, with Camiral Golf and Wellness in Catalonia the venue.<\/p>\n 2<\/p>\n Golfers will be hoping it’s pitch perfect inside the BernabeuCredit: Getty<\/p>\n Madrid, meanwhile, are picking up the pieces after just their second trophiless season since 2010.<\/p>\n Head coach Alvaro Arbeloa left his position at the end of the campaign<\/a>, with Jose Mourinho to make a surprise return to the Spanish capital as his successor<\/a>.<\/p>\n Los Blancos\u2019 sub-par 2025\/26 resulted in Spain naming no Madrid players in their World Cup squad for the first time ever.<\/p>\n Madrid finished as runners-up to arch-rivals Barcelona<\/a> in LaLiga, ceding the title with defeat in El Clasico last month.<\/p>\n![\"Real](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/2025-26-league-phase-md1-1078210021.jpg\")
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