Loading article...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading article...
Catch up on the 2025 NCAA Golf Championships with key schedules, top teams like Auburn and Stanford, and rising stars
With the tension of March Madness behind us and the College World Series yet to tee off, college golf steps into the national spotlight. The 2025 NCAA Golf Regionals are more than just a qualifying gauntlet—they’re a proving ground for legacies, future stars, and underdog runs. Across the country, teams are preparing to punch their tickets to Carlsbad, California, where the NCAA Championship will crown this season’s elite.
Auburn, last year’s first-time men’s champion, enters with a target on its back. Meanwhile, Stanford’s women’s team, a dominant force in recent years, aims to extend their legacy. But rising programs like Florida State—fresh off an ACC title—and upstarts like Marquette could shake up the status quo in surprising ways.
Championship Dates: May 23–28
Venue: Omni La Costa Resort & Spa, Carlsbad, California
Regionals: May 12–14 at six sites:
Each regional features 13 or 14 teams, with the top five teams and the lowest-scoring individual not on those teams advancing to the national championship. Auburn returns with much of its championship core and seeks to become the first back-to-back champion in over a decade. Jackson Koivun already secured back-to-back individual SEC titles for the Tigers.
Marquette enters the Urbana Regional as the #8 seed, riding momentum from a Big East title. Facing off against top-tier programs like Oklahoma State and UNC, their depth will be tested. David Ford of North Carolina, who leads the PGA Tour University rankings, already has secured five wins this season, while top amateur Luke Clanton of Florida State has already secured his PGA Tour card and will look to add an NCAA championship.
RELATED ARTICLES
Amateur Golf Podcast: Lottie Woad
COMPLETE: NCAA Men's Conference Golf Championships
Championship Dates: May 16–21
Venue: Omni La Costa Resort & Spa, Carlsbad, California
Regionals: May 5–7 at six sites:
Stanford enters as defending champions with Megha Ganne leading the charge. Florida State is a program on the rise, led by Lottie Woad, the No. 1 ranked player in the Golfweek/AmateurGolf.com Women's Rankings, and fresh off its first-ever ACC title. Their momentum makes them a serious dark horse threat. Mirabel Ting is also one of the top players in the country for the Seminoles.
Championship Dates: May 19–23
Venue: PGA National Resort & Spa, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Regionals: May 8–10
Division II also features tight competition, with teams like Arkansas Tech, Harding, and Southern Arkansas eyeing deep runs. Each region sends just a handful of qualifiers, putting pressure on every round.
Stay tuned to AmateurGolf.com for coverage, player rankings, and insights as the action unfolds across the country.
GOLF'S LONGEST DAY: 2026 U.S. Open Final Qualifying Monday June 8
Jun 5, 2026Follow along from 10 locations - our team is on the ground looking for the best stories
2026 U.S. Open Final Qualifying: A final rundown from Golf's Longest Day
Jun 8, 202612 amateurs qualified for Shinnecock at 10 sites around the country on June 8. Two of them were medalists.
2026 NCAA Men's Golf Championship: Live Coverage, Field & Daily Updates from La Costa
Jun 3, 2026Auburn defeats UCLA at La Costa to capture its second NCAA men’s golf championship in three years.
Stanford Wins 4th NCAA Women's Golf Title, Tops USC
May 26, 2026The Cardinals closed a dominant week at La Costa with another match-play crown — their fourth national title
RESULTS: Scottish Men's Amateur Championship
May 31, 2026Champion. 🏆 Greg Holmes lights up Gullane with a record-setting 62 en route to the Scottish Men's Amateur titleLoading latest news...