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Saturday Last Day for Free Greenbrier Golf Tourney Tickets

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The deadline for golf fans to snag free tickets to the upcoming Greenbrier Classic is approaching.

Greenbrier Classic officials announced that the final day to register for free badges to the PGA Tour event will be 11:59 p.m. on Saturday.

A Greenbrier news release says more than 30,000 fans have gone online to register since last month’s announcement that the event would be free.

The tournament will take place the week of July 4.

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