WM Phoenix Open Offers Complimentary Admission to Military and First Responders

First responders and military members, mark your calendars and ready your golf claps; the WM Phoenix Open is teeing up a special deal just for you. For the 22nd consecutive year, The Thunderbirds are rolling out the green carpet by offering free admission to the event for active, reserve, veterans, and retired U.S. military personnel as well as first responders, as reported by AZFamily.

Getting access to the "Greenest Show On Grass" won't break the bank; to secure tickets, eligible participants must register via Vet Tix verification program, a small $8.95 delivery fee is part of the deal, but that's a drop in the bucket compared to the excitement in store from Feb. 5 to Feb. 11 at TPC Scottsdale. In addition to the complimentary passes, military guests are also given the privilege to the "Birdies for the Brave Patriots Outpost," a haven offering complimentary food and drinks, which is detailed by ABC15.

But freebies don't end at the gate; patriots and their plus-ones can enjoy the exclusive military outpost throughout the event's duration, as highlighted near the 18th tee Wednesday through Sunday. If you're planning to attend, remember tickets are limited to two per day for the qualified person and a guest, and they will be distributed as mobile tickets through AXS.

The 89th edition of this storied event not only celebrates the sport but expands its reach beyond the greens with a blend of music and festivities: Post Malone and Duran Duran are headlining the "Concert in the Coliseum" and the iconic Coors Light Birds Nest, respectively, turning TPC Scottsdale into both a golf haven and a concertgoer's dream. For the general public looking to partake in the revelry, ticket prices start at the base level of $50, offering a range of experiences for everyone out to enjoy the Arizona sun and the prestigious PGA Tour action.