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    And if the early response is any indication, we can again expect a full house during the tournament," he said. "Since the inception of the tournament way back in 1989, it has attracted a top-class field every year. The fact that world number one Tiger Woods has competed in the event five times since making his first visit in 2001, truly underlines how Dubai has grown to become one of the world’s most exciting golfing destinations" he added. Full Article at Dubai City Guide
    Since the inception of the tournament way back in 1989, it has attracted a top-class field every year. The fact that world number one Tiger Woods has competed in the event five times since making his first visit in 2001, truly underlines how Dubai has grown to become one of the world’s most exciting golfing destinations
    SOURCE: Dubai City Guide 1 month ago
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Dubai Desert Classic Tickets Go On Sale
  1. We have started receiving a number of enquiries on a daily basis from travel agencies, tour companies and golf fans across the world. And if the early response is any indication, we can again expect a full house during the tournament
    SOURCE: Dubai City Guide 1 month ago
  2. We will try and ensure that those who apply online get their tickets without any hitch or hindrance
    SOURCE: Dubai City Guide 1 month ago

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