List of National Events Coming to Detroit

**DannyP** · December-08-22, 03:36 PM

I want to keep a running compiled list of national major events coming to Detroit in the next couple of years [[Non reoccurring events). Hoping to see more announced soon.

Please mention if I'm missing anything

2022
- NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships - March 17–19, 2022 @ LCA

2023
- USA Boxing Qualifier - March 18–25, 2023 @ Huntington Place

2024
- NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament - Midwest Regional - March 29-31 @ LCA
- NFL Draft - April 2024 @ Campus Martius

2027
- NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament - Final Four @ Ford Field

**mkd** · December-09-22, 04:24 PM

The 2034 and 2051 US Opens will be held at Oakland Hills Country Club

**Amznblue** · December-09-22, 04:27 PM

Originally Posted by mkd

The 2034 and 2051 US Opens will be held at Oakland Hills Country Club

Lets not forget the NFL Draft

**Ray1936** · December-09-22, 04:43 PM

Originally Posted by mkd

The 2034 and 2051 US Opens will be held at Oakland Hills Country Club

In 2034 I'll be 98. Have hopes of making it. The 2051 is a stretch.

**401don** · December-09-22, 04:53 PM

Originally Posted by Amznblue

Lets not forget the NFL Draft

He didn't.

**401don** · December-09-22, 04:59 PM

Originally Posted by Ray1936

In 2034 I'll be 98. Have hopes of making it. The 2051 is a stretch.

It is one of the few tournaments you can go through qualifying to enter, although you may have to hope they change that no carts rule.

**CorktowntoPalmer** · December-12-22, 09:55 AM

If you are going to include a Boxing Qualifier... These are all the USGA events coming to oakland Hills.

2024 U.S. Junior Amateur
2029 U.S. Women's Amateur
2031 U.S. Women's Open
2034 U.S. Open
2038 U.S. Girls' Junior
2042 U.S. Women's Open
2047 U.S. Amateur
2051 U.S. Open

**DannyP** · January-24-23, 07:50 AM

Looks like the USFL will set up one of its 2023 hubs at Ford Field. More information Thursday.

Hopefully this fills in some lost revenue to downtown business due to the Pistons and Red Wings poor seasons

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/sp...d/69832456007/

**DetroitSoldier** · January-24-23, 08:04 AM

I didn't hate the USFL last year. There were plenty of names I recognized as a college football fan. Sure it wasn't NFL quality--but it didn't need to be. Football is fun no matter the level.

If they can draw 15,000 a game in Detroit and get some people spending money downtown, that's a win!

**401don** · January-24-23, 09:29 AM

Originally Posted by DetroitSoldier

I didn't hate the USFL last year. There were plenty of names I recognized as a college football fan. Sure it wasn't NFL quality--but it didn't need to be. Football is fun no matter the level.

If they can draw 15,000 a game in Detroit and get some people spending money downtown, that's a win!

Not sure how long it will last [[again) but it provides a reasonably priced ticket to see some decent football in the city. Lions tickets are north of 150 bucks these days. Also makes use of Ford Field, which sits empty most days.