2025 Wildhorse Ladies Golf Classic Welcomes Three Sponsor Exemptions to the Tournament Field

Epson Tour Event in Eastern Oregon Welcomes Standout Collegiate Golfers, Including Tribal Descendant

PENDLETON, Ore. (August 04, 2025) — Wildhorse Resort & Casino, Eastern Oregon’s premier family and entertainment destination, has announced that three professionals have received sponsor exemptions to compete in the 2025 Wildhorse Ladies Golf Classic. The tournament, part of the Epson Tour, the official qualifying tour of the LPGA, will take place Aug. 15–17 at Wildhorse Golf Course, located on the resort grounds.

The allowance of three sponsor exemptions enables Wildhorse Resort & Casino to select professionals based on their outstanding performances, combined with potential fan interest, to play in the tournament.

  • Selanée Henderson Pendleton, of Philomath, Oregon, played at the University of California, Irvine (UCI), where she was inducted into the UCI Athletics Hall of Fame in 2023. She was runner-up on Golf Channel’s “Big Break Atlantis” in 2012 and was named the 2006 Big West Conference women’s golf athlete of the year. A descendant of the Walla Walla Tribe, Henderson Pendleton’s maternal grandmother was born on the reservation.
  • Maisie Filler, of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, played collegiate golf at the University of Florida and reached No. 1 in the NCAA rankings in February 2024. She was named a 2024 second-team All-American by the Women’s Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) and earned first-team All-Southeastern Conference (SEC) honors. Filler is also a four-time SEC Golfer of the Week.
  • Lauren Beaudreau, from Lemont, Illinois, competed at the University of Notre Dame and was recognized as a 2024 WGCA All-American honorable mention. She was selected to the 2024 All-Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) women’s golf team and was named ACC Golfer of the Month in March 2024 (co-selection). Beaudreau claimed an individual win at the 2024 NCAA Division I East Lansing Regional.

“We’re grateful to offer sponsor exemptions to these tremendously accomplished professionals, each representing different regions of the country and helping to shine a spotlight on Eastern Oregon,” said Gary E. George, CEO of Wildhorse Resort & Casino. “It’s especially gratifying to welcome Selanée Henderson Pendleton to our tournament as a descendant of our Tribe.”

The 2025 Wildhorse Ladies Golf Classic is scheduled for Aug. 15–17 at Wildhorse Golf Course, situated on the Wildhorse Resort & Casino property. The tournament will feature more than 140 professional golfers from around the world, competing in a three-day tournament as part of the Epson Tour’s Race for the Card, a season-long points competition for LPGA Tour membership.

General admission tickets are $12 and cover all three competition days. Wildhorse Resort & Casino Club Wild members can receive free admission by visiting the player’s desk during the tournament week. Children aged 15 and under are admitted free when accompanied by a ticketed adult.

Wildhorse Ladies Golf Classic tickets can be purchased online by visiting wildhorseresort.com/2025-epson-tour-page.

The success of this golf tournament relies on more than 150 volunteers who perform duties integral to the operation of a professional sporting event. Individuals interested in volunteering are encouraged to sign up here: wildhorseresort.com/2025-epson-volunteer-registration.