Fluor Field at the West End, Baseball stadium in Greenville, United States
Fluor Field at the West End is a baseball-only stadium in Greenville, South Carolina, that serves as the home of the Greenville Drive. It has a seating capacity of 6,700 and was designed by the DLR Group, with dimensions that closely mirror those of Fenway Park.
The stadium opened on April 6, 2006, as West End Field and was renamed Fluor Field at the West End in 2008 after Fluor Corporation. It has hosted the Southern Conference baseball tournament multiple times and the Reedy River Rivalry between Clemson and South Carolina since 2010.
The ballpark's design pays tribute to Greenville's textile past through the use of reclaimed bricks from local mills. During the seventh-inning stretch, fans sing Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline," a tradition borrowed from Fenway Park that adds a shared ritual to every game.
The stadium is in the West End district, within walking distance of downtown Greenville and the Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum. Accessible entrances and seating areas are available, and games are best enjoyed on foot or by bike, as parking nearby fills up quickly.
A 30-foot-high wall in left field, known as the "Greenville Monster," replicates Fenway's Green Monster and holds a manual scoreboard. The park also features a "Pesky's Pole" in right field and a "Triangle" in center field, matching Fenway's quirky layout.
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