Charles Schwab Invitational sets gold standard in women’s college golf
The Charles Schwab Invitational is one of the newest events in women’s college golf, but it’s quickly making its name known as a premier tournament.
Gabe Gudgel
The full 81-team field for the men’s college golf championship was unveiled with Wednesday’s annual selection show.
Eighty-one teams comprise six regionals, with 13 teams in three of the regionals and 14 teams in the other three competitions. The same regionals include 10 or five individual golfers, respectively, whose teams didn’t qualify for the tournament.
Auburn (Auburn Regional) was the No. 1 overall seed of the men’s college golf championship, ahead of other No. 1 seeds Ole Miss (Tallahassee Regional), Oklahoma State (Urbana Regional), LSU (Amherst Regional). Arizona State (Bremerton Regional) and Texas (Reno Regional).
Thirty teams and six individuals not on those teams will reach the championship round, which will be held from May 23-28 at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, California, the same location for the women’s college golf championship.
SEC teams have claimed the last three national championships, with Auburn, Florida and Texas being the three most-recent winners. Oklahoma also finished as runner-up to Pepperdine in 2021.
Here’s how to watch the men’s college golf selection show on Wednesday:
Individual qualifiers for NCAA men’s golf championship
Individual golfers whose teams didn’t qualify for any of the six regionals are also selected to compete in the men’s college golf championship. Here’s the full list of golfers by regional:
Amherst Regional: Andrew Swanson (Clemson), Kaleb Wilson (West Virginia), Ike Joy (Liberty), Emil Riegger (Maryland), Peicheng Chen (St. John’s), Sakke Siltala (Texas State), Henric Bjelke (Campbell), Colin Dutton (UNCG), Alex Heard (UConn), Nolan Schuermann (Holy Cross)Tallahassee Regional: Malan Potgieter (Louisiana), Nashawn Tyson (Florida Atlantic), Hugo Thyr (South Alabama), Niilo Maki-Petaja (Louisiana Tech), Gaspar Glaudas (Stetson)Auburn Regional: Louis Anceaux (Louisiana Monroe), Claes Borregaard (Kennesaw State), Xing Luo (North Alabama), Thomas Schmidt (Arkansas State), Parker Claxton (Georgia Southern), Camden Braidech (Chattanooga), Yixiang Wang (Memphis), Jack Maxey (Arkansas State), Jeep Patrick (Presbyterian), Jonathan Xoinis (UT Martin)Urbana Regional: Hunter Thomson (Michigan), Jack Schoenberger (Kentucky), Paul Beauvy (Iowa State), Patton Samuels (Austin Peay), Anthony Delisanti (Valparaiso), Clay Merchent (Indiana), Ryan Ford (Cincinnati), Ben Cors (Dayton), Titus Boswell (IU Indy), Trey Wall (Murray State)Reno Regional: Dane Huddleston (Utah Valley), Baron Szeto (Cal Poly), Max Schliesing (UTEP), Tegan Andrews (Cal State Fullerton), Dylan Teeter (UTEP)Bremerton Regional: Sam Renner (Washington State), Lukas Boandl (Rice), Mason Snyder (Loyola Marymount), Cade Anderson (Loyola Marymount), Daniel Zou (Rice)Bremerton Regional
Arizona State and SEC champions Florida lead the Bremerton Regional in Washington:
Arizona StateFloridaUtahSouth CarolinaUSCColoradoCharlotteKansasColorado StateKansas StateElonCoastal CarolinaOral RobertsSeattleReno Regional
National championship contender Texas headlines the Reno Regional. Here’s the field:
TexasVirginiaAlabamaDukeMississippi StateBYUSan DiegoSanta ClaraCaliforniaGrand CanyonSam HoustonEast Tennessee StateCentral ArkansasFairfieldTallahassee Regional
Here’s the field No. 1 seed Ole Miss will be facing in the Tallahassee Regional, where host team Florida State is the No. 2 seed:
Ole MissFlorida StateSan Diego StateGeorgiaLouisvilleNorthwesternNotre DameNew MexicoUSCMichigan StateFurmanAugustaDavidsonFlorida A&MUrbana Regional
Oklahoma State leads the Urbana Regional. Here’s the full lineup:
Oklahoma StateNorth CarolinaIllinoisTexas TechLong Beach StateUNLVHoustonMarquetteTroyPacificNC StateIllinois StateWright StateAmherst Regional
Here are the 13 teams competing at the Amherst Regional:
LSUOklahomaVanderbiltPepperdineTennesseeArizonaStanfordWake ForestArkansasFlorida Gulf CoastKent StatePrincetonHowardAuburn Regional
Here’s the full lineup for the Auburn Regional:
AuburnTexas A&MUCLASMUGeorgia TechOregonPurdueArkansas-Little RockTCUCollege of CharlestonNew Mexico StateLoyola MarylandUSC UpstateNo. 1 seeds for NCAA men’s golf championship
Here are the six No. 1 seeds for the 2025 NCAA men’s golf championship:
Auburn (Auburn Regional)Ole Miss (Tallahassee Regional)Oklahoma State (Urbana Regional)LSU (Amherst Regional)Arizona State (Bremerton Regional)Texas (Reno Regional)
The 2025 men’s college golf championship will be held at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, California.
Here are the six regional locations for the men’s college golf championship in 2025:
Poplar Grove Golf Course in Amherst, Virginia (hosted by Liberty)Auburn University Club in Auburn, Alabama (hosted by Auburn)Gold Mountain Golf Club in Bremerton, Washington (hosted by Washington)Montreux Golf and Country Club in Reno, Nevada (hosted by Nevada and Reno Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority)Seminole Legacy Golf Club in Tallahassee, Florida (hosted by Florida State)Atkins Golf Club in Urbana, Illinois (hosted by Illinois)
The NCAA men’s college golf regionals start on May 12, and continue through May 14. Competition of separate 54-hole tournaments will be held at six regional sites across the country.
Thirty teams and six individuals from non-qualifying teams will advance to the championship round on May 23-28 in Carlsbad, California.
Date: Wednesday, April 30Time: 1 p.m. ET
The men’s college golf selection show is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. ET on Wednesday, April 30.
The NCAA men’s golf selection show will air on the Golf Channel on Wednesday, April 30.
The men’s college golf championship selection show can be streamed on Fubo, which covers the Golf Channel and offers a free trial to potential subscribers.
