Each site will feature 18 teams and six individuals with the top-five teams from each site and the low individual not on a qualifying team advancing. This years regional sites include Aldarra Golf Club (Sammamish, WA), The Grove (College Grove, TN), University of Texas Club (Austin, TX), Stanford Golf Course (Stanford, CA), Kampen Course (West Lafayette, IN) and the University Club (Baton Rouge, LA).

Following the completion of regional play the advancing teams and players will move onto the NCAA Championship being hosted by Rich Harvest Farms from May 26-31 in Sugar Grove, IL.

Designed by Bechtol Russell The University of Texas Golf Club is a 7,355 yard par-71 layout. The home course of Texas golf celebrated its 10th Anniversary in 2013 and the Chairman of the Board is former Texas football coaching legend Mack Brown. The 16,000 square foot clubhouse features numerous displays of past Texas stars with major championship trophies, Ryder Cup and NCAA Championship memorabilia on display.

The par-72 7,372 yard track was co-designed by PGA pro David Toms and LSU alum Jim Lipe. The home course of LSU golf features four par-5's and the closing par-4 can be stretched out to 450 yards.

A Greg Norman Signature Course, The Grove is a 7,383 yard par-72 track. The Grove serves as the host course for the Web.com Future Stars Shootout, has hosted a USGA Senior Amateur Qualifier, and also the Franklin American Mortgage Intercollegiate.

The home course for Stanford golf was opened in 1930 and it was co-designed by William Bell and George C. Thomas. The shortest course of the six regional sites, Stanford Golf Course is a par-70 6,727 yard layout.

Both par-5's on the course (No. 1 and 16) are definite scoring opportunities with neither hole exceeding 501 yards.

Over the years Stanford Golf Course has hosted U.S. Open Qualifying events, the Women's NCAA Championships, numerous NCAA Regionals, Pac-10 Championships, a former Senior PGA Tour event (The Gathering at the Farm) and USGA Junior Amateur Qualifying.