The 2025 NCAA women’s golf championship is here. Regional play concluded May 7, with the championship from May 16-21 at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, CA. The 2025 NCAA women’s golf championship finalist selections were announced on May 7.
The committee selected 72 teams (including automatic qualifiers) and 36 individuals (including automatic qualifiers) not on those teams for participation at one of the six regional sites. Each regional site is comprised of 12 teams and six individuals (not on one of the selected teams). Five teams and the leading individual not on an advancing team from each regional site shall advance to the final site.
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2025 DI women’s golf championship schedule
Championship | Friday, May 16 – Wednesday, May 21 | Live scoring
DAY 6 TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP | MATCH PLAY FINALS
Stanford vs. Northwestern
DAY 5 TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP | MATCH PLAY SEMIFINALS | Recap
Match 5: No. 1 Stanford 3, No. 4 Florida State 1
Match 6: No. 3 Northwestern 3, No. 2 Oregon 2
DAY 5 TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP | MATCH PLAY QUARTERFINALS | Results
Match 1: No. 1 Stanford 3, No. 8 Virginia 1
Match 2: No. 4 Florida State 3, No. 5 Southern California 1
Match 3: No. 2 Oregon 3, No. 7 Texas 2
Match 4: No. 3 Northwestern 3, No. 6 Arkansas 2
DAY 4 TEAM LEADERS | FIELD CUT TO EIGHT | RECAP
1. Stanford | 1125
2. Oregon | 1146
3. Northwestern | 1154
4. Florida State | 1155
5. Southern Cal | 1156
6. Arkansas | 1158
7. Texas | 1160
8. Virginia | 1167
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION CROWNED
👑 Maria Jose Marin, Arkansas – 276
2. Mirabel Ting, Florida State – 278
3. Kelly Xu, Stanford – 280
DAY 3 TEAM LEADERS | RECAP
1. Stanford | 841
2. Northwestern | 856
3. Oregon | 862
4. Southern Cal | 864
T-5. Florida State | 867
T-5. Arkansas | 867
DAY 2 TEAM LEADERS | RECAP
1. Stanford – 571
2. Northwestern – 576
3. Oregon – 577
T-4. Southern Cal – 579
T-4. Florida State – 579
DAY 1 TEAM LEADERS | RECAP
1. Vanderbilt – 282
2. Oklahoma State – 284
T-3. Arizona State – 288
T-3. Oregon – 288
T-3. Texas – 288
T-3. Florida – 288
Selection show | Wednesday, April 23
Regionals | Monday, May 5 – Wednesday, May 7
2025 DI women’s golf championship finalists
Charlottesville Regional Site:
1. South Carolina
2. Ole Miss
T3. Florida
T3. Virginia
5. UCLA
Individual: 1. Marie Madsen – NC State
Columbus Regional Site:
1. Kansas
2. Arkansas
3. Ohio State
4. UNLV
5. LSU
Individual: 1. Moa Svedenskiold – Houston
Gold Canyon Regional Site:
1. Oregon
2. Arizona State
3. Oklahoma State
4. Mississippi State
5. Cal State Fullerton
Individual: 1. Anna Davis – Auburn
Lexington Regional Site:
1. Florida State
T2. Georgia Southern
T2. Kansas State
4. Southern California
5. Vanderbilt
Individual: 1. Sofia Barroso Sá – TCU
Lubbock Regional Site:
1. Wake Forest
2. Texas
3. Iowa State
4. Tennessee
5. Purdue
Individual: 1. Lousiane Gauthier – Florida Gulf Coast
Norman Regional Site:
1. Stanford
2. Northwestern
3. Michigan State
4. Oklahoma
5. Baylor
Individual: 1. Audrey Ryu – Furman
DI women’s golf championship history
Stanford defeated UCLA to win the 2024 DI women’s golf national title. Adela Cernousek of Texas A&M won the 2024 individual title, becoming the first golfer in Texas A&M history to win an individual championship. See the full championship history below:
🏆 More on the 2024 championships
YEAR
CHAMPION
COACH
SCORE^
RUNNER-UP
SCORE
HOST OR SITE
2024
Stanford
Anne Walker
3-2
UCLA
Carlsbad, Calif.
2023
Wake Forest
Kim Lewellen
3-1
Southern California
Scottsdale, AZ
2022
Stanford
Anne Walker
3-2
Oregon
Scottsdale, AZ
2021
Ole Miss
Kory Henkes
4-1
Oklahoma State
Scottsdale, AZ
2020
Canceled due to Covid-19
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2019
Duke
Dan Brooks
3-2
Wake Forest
Fayetteville, Ark.
2018
Arizona
Laura Ianello
3-2
Alabama
Stillwater, Okla.
2017
Arizona State
Missy Farr-Kaye
3-1-1
Northwestern
Sugar Grove, Ill.
2016
Washington
Mary Lou Mulflur
3-2
Stanford
Eugene, Ore.
2015
Stanford
Anne Walker
3-2
Baylor
Bradenton, Fla.
2014
Duke
Dan Brooks
1,130
Southern California
1,132
Tulsa, Okla.
2013
Southern California
Andrea Gaston
1,133
Duke
1,154
Georgia
2012
Alabama
Mic Potter
1,171
USC
1,172
Vanderbilt
2011
UCLA
Carrie Forsyth
1,173
Purdue
1,177
Texas A&M
2010
Purdue
Devon Brouse
1,153
Southern California
1,154
Wilmington, N.C.
2009
Arizona State
Melissa Luellen
1,182
UCLA
1,190
Owings Mills, Md.
2008
Southern California
Andrea Gaston
1,168
UCLA
1,174
New Mexico
2007
Duke
Dan Brooks
1,170
Purdue
1,185
Daytona Beach, Fla.
2006
Duke
Dan Brooks
1,167
Southern California
1,177
Ohio State
2005
Duke
Dan Brooks
1,170
UCLA
1,175
Oregon State
2004
UCLA
Carrie Forsyth
1,148
Oklahoma State
1,151
Auburn
2003
Southern California
Andrea Gaston
1,197
Pepperdine
1,213
Purdue
2002
Duke
Dan Brooks
1,164
Arizona, Auburn, Texas
1,170
Washington
2001
Georgia
Todd McCorkle
1,176
Duke
1,179
Stetson
2000
Arizona
Todd McCorkle
1,175
Stanford
1,196
Oregon State
1999
$Duke
Dan Brooks
895
Arizona State/Georgia
903
Tulsa
1998
Arizona State
Linda Vollstedt
1,155
Florida
1,173
Wisconsin
1997
Arizona State
Linda Vollstedt
1,178
San Jose State
1,180
Ohio State
1996
*Arizona
Rick LaRose
1,240
San Jose State
1,240
UCLA
1995
Arizona State
Linda Vollstedt
1,155
San Jose State
1,181
UNC-Wilmington
1994
Arizona State
Linda Vollstedt
1,189
Southern California
1,205
Oregon State
1993
Arizona State
Linda Vollstedt
1,187
Texas
1,189
Georgia
1992
San Jose State
Mark Gale
1,171
Arizona
1,175
Arizona State
1991
*UCLA
Jackie Steinmann
1,197
San Jose State
1,197
Ohio State
1990
Arizona State
Linda Vollstedt
1,206
UCLA
1,222
South Carolina
1989
San Jose State
Mark Gale
1,208
Tulsa
1,209
Stanford
1988
#Tulsa
Dale McNamara
1,175
Georgia/Arizona State
1,182
New Mexico State
1987
San Jose State
Mark Gale
1,187
Furman
1,188
New Mexico
1986
Florida
Mimi Ryan
1,180
Miamia (Fla.)
1,188
Ohio State
1985
Florida
Mimi Ryan
1,218
Tulsa
1,233
Amherst
1984
Miami (Fla.)
Lela Cannon
1,214
Arizona State
1,221
Georgia
1983
TCU
Fred Warren
1,193
Tulsa
1,196
Georgia
1982
Tulsa
Dale McNamara
1,191
TCU
1,227
Stanford
*Won in sudden death
$Fourth Round canceled due to rain
#Tulsa’s participation in 1988 championships vacated
