2026 NCAA Division I ladies’s golf regional choices introduced

INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Committee has introduced the groups and people chosen to take part within the regionals of the 2026 NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Championships.

Regional play will happen May 11-13 at six regional websites, with 396 individuals and every website that includes 12 groups and 6 people. The high 5 groups (30 groups whole) and the low particular person not on an advancing crew (six people whole) from every regional website will advance to compete within the nationwide championships to be performed May 22-27 at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, California. Championship play will probably be hosted by Texas, with the ultimate three days of the championships televised stay by the GOLF Channel.   

The regional websites and the chosen groups and people are listed under. 

Ann Arbor Regional Site

The Ann Arbor Regional will probably be performed on the University of Michigan Golf Course in Ann Arbor, Michigan and will probably be hosted by Michigan. 

Teams (seeded within the following order):
1. Southern California (Big Ten Conference)
2. Duke
3. Central Florida
4. Oklahoma
5. Ohio State
6. Northwestern
7. Kansas
8. Texas Tech
9. UNLV (Mountain West Conference)
10. Columbia (The Ivy League)
11. Quinnipiac (Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference)
12. Oakland (Horizon League)

Individuals (seeded within the following order):
1. Trinity Beth, Georgia
2. Isabella McCauley, Minnesota
3. Mariana Mesones, Minnesota
4. Alexis Vakasiuola, Grand Canyon
5. Lauren Sung, Michigan
6. Yanah Rolston, IU Indy (Horizon League)

Chapel Hill Regional Site

The Chapel Hill Regional will probably be performed at UNC Finley Golf Course in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and will probably be hosted by North Carolina. 

Teams (seeded within the following order):
1. Texas
2. North Carolina
3. Mississippi State
4. Oklahoma State
5. Kent State (Mid-American Conference)
6. Virginia
7. Michigan State
8. NC State
9. High Point (Big South Conference)
10. Furman (Southern Conference)
11. Richmond (Atlantic 10 Conference)
12. Howard (Northeast Conference)

Individuals (seeded within the following order):
1. Pinky Chaisilprungruang, Charlotte (American Conference)
2. Thanana Kotchasanmanee, Princeton (The Ivy League)
3. Victoria Levy, University of North Carolina Wilmington (Coastal Athletic Association)
4. Zoe Duval, Appalachian State
5. Caroline Patterson, UNC Asheville (Big South Conference)
6. Norah Seidl, Montana State (Big Sky Conference)

Louisville Regional Site

The Louisville Regional will probably be performed on the University of Louisville Golf Club in Simpsonville, Kentucky and will probably be hosted by Louisville. 

Teams (seeded within the following order):
1. Arkansas
2. Auburn
3. Iowa State (Big 12 Conference)
4. Mississippi
5. Houston
6. Virginia Tech
7. Kansas State
8. Indiana
9. College of Charleston (Coastal Athletic Association)
10. Xavier (Big East Conference)
11. Western Kentucky (Conference USA)
12. Murray State (Missouri Valley Conference)

Individuals (seeded within the following order):
1. Eila Galitsky, South Carolina
2. Barbara Car, Old Dominion (Sun Belt Conference)
3. Maylis Lamoure, South Carolina
4. Maria Jose Barragan, BYU
5. Isabella Johnson, Middle Tennessee
6. Sloane Biddle, Belmont (Missouri Valley Conference)

Stanford Regional Site

The Stanford Regional will probably be performed at Stanford Golf Course in Stanford, California and will probably be hosted by Stanford. 

Teams (seeded within the following order):
1. Stanford (Atlantic Coast Conference)
2. Pepperdine (West Coast Conference)
3. Vanderbilt
4. Arizona State
5. Missouri
6. Arizona 
7. Cal State Fullerton
8. Illinois
9. Oregon State
10. Cal Poly (Big West Conference)
11. South Dakota State (The Summit League)
12. Navy (Patriot League)

Individuals (seeded within the following order):
1. Emma Bunch, New Mexico State
2. Leia Chung, Boise State (Mountain West Conference)
3. Kelsey Kim, Santa Clara
4. Adora Liu, California
5. Eva Pett, San Francisco
6. Madison Le, Long Beach State (Big West Conference)

Tallahassee Regional Site

The Tallahassee Regional will probably be performed at Seminole Legacy Golf Club in Tallahassee, Florida and will probably be hosted by Florida State. 

Teams (seeded within the following order):
1. Florida
2. Wake Forest
3. UCLA
4. Florida State
5. Eastern Michigan
6. Kentucky
7. Purdue
8. Clemson
9. ULM (Sun Belt Conference)
10. North Florida (Atlantic Sun Conference)
11. Little Rock (Ohio Valley Conference)
12. UTRGV (Southland Conference)

Individuals (seeded within the following order):
1. Vairana Heck, South Carolina
2. Natachanok Tunwannarux, Alabama
3. Molly McLean, South Carolina
4. Vanessa Zhang, Harvard
5. Isaki Sakashita, Stetson
6. Carmen Fletcher, Alabama State (Southwestern Athletic Conference)

Waco Regional Site

The Waco Regional will probably be performed at Ridgewood Country Club in Waco, Texas and will probably be hosted by Baylor. 
Teams (seeded within the following order):

1. Texas A&M
2. Oregon
3. Tennessee (Southeastern Conference)
4. SMU
5. Baylor
6. LSU
7. TCU
8. Tulsa (American Conference)
9. Colorado
10. Northern Arizona (Big Sky Conference)
11. Tarleton State (Western Athletic Conference)
12. Prairie View A&M (Southwestern Athletic Conference)

Individuals (seeded within the following order):
1. Ryann Honea, Abiliene Christian
2. Grace Quintanilla, Texas State
3. Malisone Chanthapanya, North Texas
4. Yvonne Chamness, Texas State
5. Bouquet Subsomboon, North Texas
6. Sara Pihlajamaki, Houston Christian (Southland Conference)

Twenty-nine conferences obtained automated qualification to the 2026 Division I Women’s Golf Championships. Regional tournaments are thought of preliminary rounds of NCAA championships competitors and all nationwide championships insurance policies apply.

For extra details about the championship, go browsing to NCAA.com.