Ag World Still Planning on Hosting Golf Classic

Published online: Apr 02, 2020 News

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The 7th Annual Ag World Golf Classic is still scheduled to take place June 2 in Kennewick, Wash., and June 4 in Moses Lake, Wash.

Visit www.agworld.golf.com to register.

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