Meet the teams, individuals who advanced to the 2025 NCAA Div. I Women's Golf Championship
Meet the teams, individuals who advanced to the 2025 NCAA Div. I Women's Golf Championship
The field has started to take shape.
The first of six regionals across the country is in the books thanks to weather moving up play. Meanwhile, by Wednesday afternoon, 30 teams and six individuals (not on a qualifying team) will have punched their tickets to the 2025 NCAA Division I Women's Golf National Championship at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa's North Course in Carlsbad, California, May 16-21.
Check out the teams and individuals who will compete for a national title starting next week.
More: NCAA Women's Golf Regionals: Recaps, highlights from second round at every site
Editor's note: Field will be final following completion of Wednesday's regionals.
2025 NCAA Div. I Women's Golf Championship field
Teams
Iowa State
Michigan State
Northwestern
Purdue
Stanford
Tennessee
Texas
Wake Forest
Individuals
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