The phrase "tournament venue" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the location or facility where a tournament or competition takes place. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as: - The tournament venue for the annual golf competition was a beautiful course overlooking the ocean. - We have secured a fantastic tournament venue for the chess tournament next month. - The team had to travel to multiple tournament venues for the soccer championship. - Our town is hosting the regional spelling bee next week, and the local high school will serve as the tournament venue.
These migratory forays tend to last no more then eight days per tournament venue.
In 2000 the tournament venue was split between New Delhi, India, and Tehrān, Iran, and was won by Viswanathan Anand of India.
Several years later he signed a multi-million-dollar contract with the NFL to wear this outfit in the colours of whichever gridiron team played closest to the tournament venue.
Two or more individuals or teams compete against each other, with announcers providing running commentary and analysis to audiences watching live at the tournament venue, as well as the thousands or millions of people streaming video of the match on their home computers or on TV.
The number of rickshaws arriving at the Grand Hyatt hotel, the tournament venue, was slow for the early-morning session.
Each stop of the tour will also feature a life-size replica of the World Martial Arts Tournament venue, so Bandai clearly isn't messing around here.
That scenario may even have contributed to the selection of Wankhede Stadium, smaller than three other Indian tournament venues, with a capacity of 45,000, to hold the final.
But recently Fide's excessive reliance on ex-Soviet tournament venues and an autocratic rule change where a player loses if not seated at the board at the start have provoked a deluge of criticism.
In 2019, beer and wine will be sold at tournament venues for the first time.
Eleven of the 30 places the PGA Tour has visited this year have smaller non-commercial airports closer to the tournament venues.
I think we play very good, that is why we won today". The three tournament venues - Cardiff, Edgbaston and The Oval - all hosted group-stage games, but the International Cricket Council's policy prevents the preparation of any additional pitches at these grounds for the knock-out stages.
