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Four tennis legends at The Greenbrier’s fourth annual Champions Tennis Classic

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Greenbrier_Tennis_Classic[1]America’s most iconic resort, The Greenbrier in West Virginia, is offering tennis enthusiasts an exclusive opportunity to watch some of the sport’s top players compete in three marquee matches during the fourth annual Greenbrier Champions Tennis Classic taking place September 26-27, with a meet and greet session available on Sunday, September 27 at 10 a.m. starting at $100.

The Tennis Classic, which will take place at the resort’s newly built 2,500-seat tennis stadium, Center Court at Creekside, will feature Greenbrier Tennis Pro Emeritus Pete Sampras, John McEnroe, Jim Courier and James Blake.

Tickets for matches taking place on Saturday, September 26th start at $75 per seat, and tickets for Sunday, September 27th start at $50 per seat. Weekend passes are also available starting at $100 per seat. For more information about The Greenbrier Champions Tennis Classic, please visit: www.greenbrier.com/tennisclassic.

 

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