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Monday, August 29 – Golf Course at Birch Creek – Open to the public
Tuesday, August 30 – Wildhorse Golf Course – CTUIR members
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"ROAD TO THE LPGA" TOURNAMENT COMES TO WILDHORSE, AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4, 2022
Wildhorse Resort & Casino is proud to host the Epson Tour – Road to the LPGA event. The Epson Tour is the official qualifying tour of the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) which annually awards its top ten ranked players with membership. This September 2 – 4, the Wildhorse Ladies Golf Classic tournament will be the 17th stop on the Epson Tour’s 2022 schedule, welcoming professional female golfers from all over the United States and over 30 different countries around the world.
TOURNAMENT TIMELINE
More details coming soon.
Monday, August 29
Players Begin Arriving
Tuesday, August 30
CTUIR Welcome Dinner and Meet the Pro Party
Wednesday, August 31
Pro-Am Tournament
CTUIR Welcome Dinner and Meet the Pro Party
Thursday, September 1
Pro-Am Tournament
Friday, September 2
Wildhorse Ladies Classic Tournaments Begins
Saturday, September 3
Wildhorse Ladies Classic Continues
Sunday, September 4
Wildhorse Ladies Classic Tournament Concludes
Final Awards
NORTHWEST PLAYER SPOTLIGHT
Gabby Lemieux
- Native American of Caldwell, Idaho
- Nike N7 Ambassador & Member of Shoshone-Paiute Tribe of Duck Valley Indian Reservation
- 2014 – High School State Champion
- 2012, 2014 High School Individual Championship
- Three-Time Idaho High School Player of the Year
- 2009-2014 – Two-time Idaho Golf Association Junior State Champion
- 2013 – IGA Women’s State Champion
- 2014-2018 – Texas Tech Golf Team
- 2021 – Epson Tour – Circling Raven Championship – T3 Finish
Kennedy Swann
- Austin, Texas – Resides in McKenzie Bridge, Oregon
- College Golf – University of Mississippi, Clemson University
- 2020-21 – Ole Miss – Played all 10 events for Ole Miss – Team Won 2021 NCAA National Championship, Ole Miss’ first team title in a women’s sport
- 2021 – Final Season Ranking: No. 27 – Golfweek, No. 33 – Golfstat
- 2021 East Lake Cup – 18 Hole Score of 69 (-3) – Tied for 1st
- 2022 Epson Tour Rookie
Gigi Stoll
- Beaverton, Oregon
- 2018 University of Arizona Team – NCAA Women’s Division I National Champions
- 2014, 2015, 2017 – Oregon Women’s Amateur Champion
- 2014, 2015, 2017 – PNGA Women’s Player of the Year
- 2013 – PNGA Junior Girls Player of the Year
- 2019 Epson Tour – Three Top-10 Finishes, Season-Best T2 Finish at the Guardian Championship
- 2021 Epson Tour – Made 16 of 19 Cuts
LOCAL SPONSOR INVITE
Wildhorse is excited to extend our coveted tournament sponsor exemption to two outstanding local golfers.
Haley Greb
- Pendleton, Oregon
- 2016 Oregon Junior Amateur Champion
- 2017 Oregon 5A State Champion Pendleton High School
- Collegiate Golf at Colorado State University and University of Tulsa
- 2018 Two Top 15 Performances in College Golf
- 2019 Runner up at 110th Oregon Women’s Amateur Championship
- 2020 4th place Texas State Invitational
- 2021 9th place at Ladies Golf National Association
- 2022 6th place at SMU Trinity Forest
Therese Warner
- Kennewick, Washington
- 2017 T1 WJGA State Championship
- 2018 Bubba Conlee Championship Winner
- 2019 2nd place Bubba Conlee Championship
- 2019 17th place US Women’s Amateur Championship
- Collegiate Golf at University of Arizona
- 2019 3rd place East Lake Cup
- 2021 All-PAC-12 Honorable Mention and WGCA Scholar All-American
- 2021 10th place Wildcat Invitational
- 2022 T8 at ECWPGT Dare The Bear Women’s Championship – Pro Debut
- 2022 ECWPGT Lake Jovita Women’s Championship Winner
“Wildhorse Resort & Casino and the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation are excited to showcase and welcome some of the most talented young professional golfers from around the world to our tribal and local communities in the Northwest. More importantly, this event aligns with the tribes’ efforts to provide meaningful opportunities for local and tribal youth and grow the game in our region.”
— Gary E. George | CEO, Wildhorse Resort & Casino
