Synovus Park

Park Name: Synovus Park

Tenants: Columbus Clingstones (Southern League)

Opened: 1926

Grandstand Rebuilt: 2025

Address: 100 4th Street, Columbus, Georgia 31901

Dimensions: 325' (L), 400' (C), 325' (R)

Former Names:

Golden Park (1926-2025)

Former Tenants:

Columbus Foxes (Southeastern League) 1926-1932

Columbus Red Birds (South Atlantic League) 1936-1942

Columbus Cardinals (South Atlantic League) 1946-1955

Columbus Foxes (South Atlantic League) 1956-1957

Columbus Foxes (Florida-Alabama League) 1958

Columbus Pirates (South Atlantic League) 1959

Columbus Yankees (Southern League) 1964-1966

Columbus White Sox (Southern League) 1969

Columbus Astros (Southern League) 1970-1988

Columbus Mudcats (Southern League) 1989-1990

Columbus Indians (South Atlantic League) 1991

Columbus RedStixx (South Atlantic League) 1992-1995

Columbus RedStixx (South Atlantic League) 1997-2002

South Georgia Waves (South Atlantic League) 2003

Columbus Catfish (South Atantic League) 2004-2008

Columbus Wood Bats (Great South League) 2009

Columbus Chatt-a-Hoots (Sunbelt League) 2021-2023

Chattahoochee Monsters (Sunbelt League) 2023

The view from behind home plate at Synovus Park.

The view from down the first base line.

The view from down the third base line.

The grandstand at Synovus Park, as seen from the right field corner.

The press box sits at the top of the third base stands.

Synovus Park opened in 2025 as a renovation to the 100 year old Golden Park, and kept the classic covered grandstand.

The seating bowl features breathable mesh seats close to the field and luxury boxes up under the roof.

A dedicated noisy fan section in the stands behind home plate.

An enclosed club seating area is located at the top of the first base stands.

The Peach Pit, a group picnic area, sits down the right field line.

More picnic table seating in the left field corner of the park.

The Legacy Gateways, former entry arches to Golden Park, now stand in the entry plaza at Synovus Park and tell the history of baseball in Columbus, including hosting softball at the 1996 Olympics.

The concourse underneath the grandstand.

A plaque on the concourse celebrates MLB players who played in Columbus.

Murals on the entryway walls.

A playground and kid's zone is located behind the grandstand.

A wiffle ball field on the concourse.

The clubhouse stands behind the right field wall.

The scoreboard stands behind the left field fence.

The Columbus Clingstones on the field during a game at Synovus Park.