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If memory serves there are only 4 regionals and can not remember the full compliment but I think 6 advance from each regional for the championship series.

Albuquerque Regional
Stanford University
University of Southern California
Duke University (Atlantic Coast Conference)
University of Miami (Florida)
Oklahoma State University
North Carolina State University
University of California, Berkeley
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Pepperdine University
University of Washington
Southern Methodist University
Campbell University (Big South Conference)
University of Denver (The Summit League)
New Mexico State University (Western Athletic Conference)
California Polytechnic State University (Big West Conference)
California State University, Sacramento (Big Sky Conference)
Houston Baptist University (Southland Conference)
Texas Southern University (Southwestern Athletic Conference)



Athens Regional
University of Alabama
University of Georgia
Northwestern University
University of Arizona
Baylor University
Wake Forest University
University of Central Florida (American Athletic Conference)
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Clemson University
Augusta University
Auburn University
Kansas State University
Michigan State University (Big Ten Conference)
Troy University (Sun Belt Conference)
Princeton University (The Ivy League)
University of North Florida (Atlantic Sun Conference)
Quinnipiac University (Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference)



Columbus Regional
University of Florida (Southeastern Conference)
Florida State University
University of South Carolina, Columbia
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
University of Colorado, Boulder
Texas A&M University, College Station
Purdue University
The Ohio State University
University of Michigan
San Jose State University
University of Houston
University of Louisville
University of Wisconsin-Madison
University of Kentucky
Old Dominion University (Conference USA)
University of Delaware (Colonial Athletic Association)
Missouri State University (Missouri Valley Conference)
Cleveland State University (Horizon League)



Lubbock Regional
University of California, Los Angeles (Pac-12 Conference)
Arizona State University
Furman University (Southern Conference)
Kent State University (Mid-American Conference)
University of Texas at Austin (Big 12 Conference)
University of Oklahoma
Brigham Young University
San Diego State University
Texas Tech University
Texas Christian University
University of Nevada, Las Vegas (Mountain West Conference)
University of Oregon
Iowa State University
Oregon State University
Murray State University (Ohio Valley Conference)
Georgetown University (Big East Conference)
University of Richmond (Patriot League)
Sacred Heart University (Northeast Conference)


This is just the teams as each regional also has individual golfers

I think so, I usually only follow the team stuff but several SEC schools have individual players in the regionals.

Just went to Golf Week and got this

The 2017 NCAA Division I women’s golf regional fields were revealed Thursday. In all, 72 teams and 24 individuals will compete in four regional championships, each set for May 8-10. Each regional will feature 18 teams and six individuals.

The four regional sites are Ohio State University’s Scarlet Course in Columbus, Ohio; The Rawls Course in Lubbock, Texas; the University of Georgia Golf Course in Athens, Ga.; and the University of New Mexico Championship Course in Albuquerque, N.M.

The low six teams and low three individuals not on those teams will advance to the NCAA Championship at Rich Harvest Farms on May 19-24 in Sugar Grove, Ill.

I put the Golf Digest link in the OP if you want to read more about it.

Yes I'll be checking it out in a bit. I'm the guy that loves to golf but don't know half about it. Every time I pick up a magazine I get lost, and most forums or FB groups are all about how everyone can hit 400.

Live scoring links for all of the NCAA Golf Championships. Men and Women.

LINK

You can look at golfstat also to find good information for college golf. It's been the main thing I've used for the past few years.

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Four of those teams could win the national championship.

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Alabama, Florida, Georgia or Arkansas. Should be fun.

Florida and South Carolina advanced out of our Regional.

We absolutely melted down and failed to advance. Extremely disappointing finish for them.