Charlotte, NC - The NJCAA has awarded the Finney County Convention & Visitors Bureau a bid to host the 2025 NJCAA Division I Women's Golf Championship.  

Finney County Convention & Visitors Bureau will host the four-day national tournament at the Buffalo Dunes Golf Course in Garden City, KS, from May 12-15, 2025.  

"The Finney County Convention and Visitors Bureau is honored to once again partner with the NJCAA," said Roxanne Lansink, Executive Director. "We look forward to featuring both our great college, Garden City Community College, and our nationally ranked golf course, Buffalo Dunes. Buffalo Dunes has been ranked continuously in Golf Digest among the top ten Municipal courses in the country. They have hosted impactful tournaments such as the Southwest Kansas Pro-am, The Garden City Charity Classic (Epson Tour) and a multitude of others. We are excited to move forward as 2025 approaches. We love hosting NJCAA and look forward to creating opportunities and economic investments in Finney County and the surrounding areas." 

"We are excited to once again have Finney County Convention & Visitors Bureau hosting our NJCAA DI Women's Golf Championship," stated Brian Luckett, NJCAA Senior Vice President for External Affairs & Development. "Buffalo Dunes is a great venue to host this championship and allows our student-athletes the opportunity to compete on a nationally ranked golf course."  

The 2023 NJCAA Division I Women's Golf Championship will be held at the Buffalo Dunes Golf Course in Garden City, KS from May 9-12.  

About Finney County Convention & Visitors Bureau 

The Finney County Convention and Visitors Bureau exists to enhance and grow the leisure and hospitality business in Finney County. We feel by creating a welcoming experience for visitors we create a better quality of life for our residents as well.  Again, a big thank you goes out to the NJCAA for putting their faith in our community to host another National Championship.