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About Benedetti Diamond

Welcome to Benedetti Diamond at Max Ulrich Field, the University of San Francisco’s on-campus baseball stadium. With a capacity of approximately 2,000 spectators, this venue blends collegiate athletics with city accessibility. The stadium features a wrap-around spectator deck, 150 reserved chairback seats, four reserved high-top tables behind home plate, and grass berm general admission along the first and third baselines. Renamed in 1980 (originally Max Ulrich Field) and renovated in 2015–16 with a new field, orientation, and synthetic turf, Benedetti Diamond is a dedicated home for USF baseball and a great place to catch a game in San Francisco.

Plan ahead for a smooth visit. On-campus parking is permit-based, with limited guest options via campus kiosks per USF Parking policies. The venue is accessible by nearby public transit and is close to several hotel options for visitors, including Handlery, Stanford Court, and Holiday Inn Golden Gateway. Whether you’re a local or traveling from out of town, we’ve got you covered with practical tips, nearby lodging, and dining suggestions to enhance your game-day experience at Benedetti Diamond.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: approximately 2,000 spectators.
  • Address: 2305 Golden Gate Ave, San Francisco, CA 94117.
  • Venue type: on-campus college baseball stadium (Dante Benedetti Diamond at Max Ulrich Field).
  • Seating: wrap-around spectator deck, 150 reserved chairback seats, four reserved high-top tables behind home plate, grass berm general admission along first/third baselines.
  • Parking: on-campus parking is permit-based; limited guest options via campus kiosks (see USF Parking policies).
  • Transit: near-campus public transit options; see directions for access and general guidance on getting to USF.
  • Nearby hotels: Handlery, Stanford Court, Holiday Inn Golden Gateway, and other hotels listed for USF visitors.
  • Notable events: 2016 Opening Day (April 13, 2016) vs. New Mexico; highest-attendance game around 551 (May 14, 2016 vs. BYU).
  • Renamed in 1980 (originally Max Ulrich Field); renovated in 2015–16 with a new field, orientation, and synthetic turf.