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NCAA women's golf selection recap: Bracket, schedule for 2025 championship

Ehsan Kassim   Paste BN NETWORK
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The field for the 2025 women's NCAA golf tournament is set and was unveiled on Wednesday.

The NCAA committee announced the 72-team and 36-individual field during a live broadcast on the Golf Channel. The tournament is scheduled to tee off with regional play across six host sites starting on Monday, May 5.

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Stanford, the defending national champion, is the No. 1 overall seed in the tournament, while South Carolina, Florida State, Arkansas, Oregon and Texas are the other No. 1 seeds. The regionals will start on Monday, May 5 and run through Wednesday, May 7.

Each regional site will have 12 teams and six individual players (not on one of the selected teams) compete over three days for a chance to advance to the championships, which are scheduled from May 16-21, 2025, at the Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, California

Conference individual medalists who are not selected on a participating team received an automatic invitation as individuals.

Catch up here with a recap of updates of who will be in the 2025 women's NCAA golf tournament, along with information on how to watch:

Individuals qualifying for the women's NCAA golf regionals

Charlottesville Regional:

  • Pinky Chaisilprungruang - Charlotte
  • Nicha Kanpai - Maryland
  • Isabella Rawl - Clemson
  • Melena Barrientos - Clemson
  • Hannah Altman - UNC Wilmington
  • Paris Fieldings - Howard

Columbus Regional:

  • Isabella McCauley - Minnesota
  • Vanessa Zhang - Harvard
  • Savannah de Bock - Eastern Michigan
  • Mara Janess - Michigan
  • Neeranuch Prajunpanich - Youngstown State
  • Jillian Cosler - Bradley

Lexington Regional:

  • Emma Bunch - New Mexico State
  • Gabi NiCastro - Samford
  • Mara Lopez Echevarrria - Kentucky
  • Madison Dabagia - Indiana
  • Caroline Smith - Indiana
  • Jamine Driscoll - Ball State

Norman Regional:

  • Riana Mission - San Francisco
  • Grace Jin - Sam Houston
  • Cynthia Zhang - Boston College
  • Ffion Tynan - Missouri
  • Amelia Guo - Sam Houston
  • Zoe Pinillos - Augusta

Lubbock Regional:

  • Ryan Honea - Abilene Christian
  • Chantal El Chain - Georgia
  • Klara Hurtova - Texas Tech
  • Kara Kaneshiro - Colorado State
  • Yvonne Chamness - Texas State
  • Julia McLaughlin - High Point

Gold Canyon Regional:

  • Vivian Lu - Washington
  • Jasmine Leovao - Long Beach State
  • Janae Leovao - Long Beach State
  • Jensen Jalufka - Cal Poly
  • Daniela Campillo - ULM
  • Maddie Montoya - Montana State

Texas No. 1 seed in Lubbock Regional

Texas is the lone No. 1 seed that gets to stay in state for a regional, as it hosts the Lubbock Regional at The Rawls Golf Course in Lubbock, Texas. No. 4 seed Texas A&M will also get to stay in state.

  1. Texas
  2. Wake Forest
  3. Arizona
  4. Texas A&M
  5. Iowa State
  6. Tennessee
  7. Purdue
  8. Campbell
  9. UC Davis
  10. Florida Gulf Coast
  11. Tarleton State
  12. Texas A&M CC

Oregon No. 1 seed in Gold Canyon Regional

Oregon is the No. 1 seed in the Gold Canyon Regional at Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club in Gold Canyon, Arizona. No. 2 seed Arizona State is the host.

  1. Oregon
  2. Arizona State (host)
  3. Auburn
  4. Mississippi State
  5. Oklahoma State
  6. Cal
  7. Virginia Tech
  8. San Jose State
  9. Sacramento State
  10. Cal State Fullerton
  11. Navy
  12. Quinnipiac

South Carolina No. 1 seed in Charlottesville Regional

South Carolina is the No. 1 seed in the Charlottesville Regional hosted at the Birdwood Golf Course in Charlottesville, Virginia. No. 2 seed Virginia is the host of the regional.

  1. South Carolina
  2. Virginia (host)
  3. Ole Miss
  4. Florida
  5. UCLA
  6. UCF
  7. College of Charleston
  8. NC State
  9. BYU
  10. Princeton
  11. Richmond
  12. Radford

Arkansas No. 1 seed in Ohio Regional

No. 2-ranked Arkansas is the No. 1 seed in the Ohio Regional at OSU Golf Club in Columbus, Ohio. The Buckeyes are the host and the No. 3 seed in the regional.

  1. Arkansas
  2. LSU
  3. Ohio State (host)
  4. Kansas
  5. Houston
  6. SMU
  7. UNLV
  8. Illinois
  9. Kent State
  10. Illinois State
  11. Xavier
  12. Oakland

Florida State No. 1 seed in Lexington Regional

Florida State earns the No. 1 seed in the Lexington Regional at the Keene Trace Golf Club - Champions Course in Lexington, Kentucky. The Seminoles are the No. 3 overall-ranked team this season. FSU won its first ACC championship in golf in program history last weekend.

  1. Florida State
  2. USC
  3. TCU
  4. Vanderbilt
  5. Kansas State
  6. Georgia Southern
  7. Pepperdine
  8. Louisville
  9. Miami
  10. Western Kentucky
  11. Morehead State
  12. Fairleigh Dickinson

Stanford No. 1 seed in Norman Regional

Defending national champion Stanford is the No. 1 overall seed and will lead the Norman Regional in Norman, Oklahoma. The Sooners are the No. 6 seed and the host of the first regional.

  1. Stanford
  2. Northwestern
  3. North Carolina
  4. Michigan State
  5. Duke
  6. Oklahoma (host)
  7. Baylor
  8. Oregon State
  9. Tulsa
  10. Denver
  11. Furman
  12. Southern Miss

Stanford earns No. 1 overall seed

Defending national champions Stanford earn the No. 1 overall seed in the 2025 women's NCAA golf tournament. South Carolina, Florida State, Arkansas, Oregon and Texas are the other No. 1 seeds.

Women's NCAA golf championship location

  • Location: Omni La Costa Resort and Spa (Carlsbad, California)

For the second straight season, the women's NCAA women's golf championships will be held at the Omni La Costa Resort and Spa in Carlsbad, California. Stanford defeated UCLA 3-2 to claim the 2024 national championship.

Women's NCAA golf regional locations

The women's NCAA golf regionals will be held across six locations this season. Here's a look at the venues hosting:

  • OSU Golf Club (Columbus, Ohio), Ohio State hosts
  • Birdwood Golf Course (Charlottesville, Virginia), Virginia hosts
  • Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club (Gold Canyon, Arizona), Arizona State hosts
  • Keene Trace Golf Club - Champions Course (Lexington, Kentucky), Kentucky hosts
  • The Rawls Golf Course (Lubbock, Texas), Texas Tech hosts
  • Jimmie Austin OU Golf Course (Norman, Oklahoma), Oklahoma hosts

When is the women's NCAA golf championship?

  • Women’s championship dates: Friday, May 16 through Wednesday, May 21

The women’s NCAA golf championship will take place from Friday, May to through Wednesday, May 21. The quarterfinals and semifinals take place on Tuesday, May 20 and the championship match begins at 2:25 p.m. ET on Wednesday, May 21.

When does the women's NCAA golf tournament start?

  • Dates: Monday, May 5

The NCAA women's regionals start on Monday, May 5, and run through May 7 across six regional sites. Twelve teams and six individuals not on those teams will compete at each regional. Each region will see five teams and the top individual golfer not on an advancing team will advance to the championship — 30 teams and six individual golfers in total.

What channel is NCAA women's golf bracket reveal?

  • Channel: Golf Channel

The NCAA women's golf selection show will air on the Golf Channel on Wednesday, April 23.

How to stream NCAA women's golf bracket reveal

Streaming options for the 2025 NCAA women's golf bracket reveal show include Fubo, which not only carries the Golf Channel, but also offers a free trial to potential subscribers.

Watch NCAA women's golf bracket reveal with Fubo

What time is NCAA women's golf selection show?

  • Date: Wednesday, April 23
  • Time: 1 p.m. ET

The NCAA women's golf selection show is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. ET on Wednesday, April 23.

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