Al-Zulfi Club Stadium

The ground sits at the base of Tuwaiq Mountain, north of King Fahd Road, on land the club turned over as a single project: a sports complex of 75,000 square metres, built at a cost of 165 million Saudi riyals, into which Al-Zulfi Club moved in 1407 AH. Ownership rests with the General Authority of Sport.

Its most-quoted night came in April 2014, when the King's Cup quarter-final brought Al-Hilal to town. The visitors won 3–1, and Al-Hilal's president, Prince Abdulrahman bin Musaed, watched from the stand. What the day is remembered for locally is the crowd: reports put it above 8,000, well beyond what the seats hold. Recent Saudi First Division League fixtures have drawn between 655 and 1,744.

The cup has kept returning. In September 2025 Al-Zulfi held Al-Fayha goalless through extra time and held their nerve in the shootout to go through; in October, in the round of 16, Al-Shabab left with a 1–0 win.

Beyond football, the complex has done municipal duty: in April 2016 its indoor facilities held the first School Sports Festival for elementary pupils in Al Zulfi, run by the Ministry of Education. The pitch is natural grass. Tuwaiq Club has also used the venue.