The NCAA has revealed the 80 teams and 32 student-athletes that have been chosen to compete as individuals in the 2025 NCAA DII Men’s Golf Championships regional tournament. May 8–10 is when the regional play will take place.
The top two student-athletes without a team and the top three teams from each regional will go to the finals, which will take place at the PGA National Resort in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, from May 19–23. With a maximum of seven teams from each zone, the remaining eight team berths will be distributed according to the regions represented in the head-to-head medal play section of the championships the year before. Palm Beach Atlantic and the Palm Beach County Sports Commission will host the finals.
Four regional locations will host tournaments, with the following regional pairings:
- Atlantic and East
- Central and Midwest
- South and Southeast
- South Central and West
Individuals and teams are listed according to their rank. The institution’s name is accompanied by brackets indicating conference automatic qualifiers.
East/Atlantic Regional
Gannon is the host of the Whispering Woods Golf Club in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Atlantic Region:
1. Charleston (West Virginia) [Mountain East Conference]
2. Gannon [Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference]
3. Indiana (Pennsylvania)
4. Davis & Elkins
5. Pittsburgh-Johnstown
6. Millersville
7. California (Pennsylvania)
8. West Liberty
9. Bluefield State [Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association]
10. Livingstone
Individuals:
1. David Chavez, Virginia State
2. Allan Terrazas, Fayetteville State
3. Sutton Dreier, Fayetteville State
4. Connor Strine, West Chester
East Region:
1. St. Thomas Aquinas
2. Southern New Hampshire [Northeast-10 Conference]
3. Goldey-Beacom [Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference]
4. Wilmington (Delaware)
5. Adelphi
6. Dominican New York
7. Assumption
8. Felician
9. Post
10. Saint Anselm
Individuals:
1. Hermann Gavilan, New Haven
2. Seth Saffell, Franklin Pierce
3. Chris Huban, Bentley
4. Evan Desjardins, Bentley
Center/Midwest Regional
The event is hosted by Missouri Western and the St. Joseph Missouri Sports Commission at the St. Joseph Country Club in St. Joseph, Missouri.
Central Region:
1. Central Oklahoma [Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association]
2. Henderson State [Great American Conference]
3. Harding
4. Washburn
5. Arkansas Tech
6. Southern Arkansas
7. Concordia-St. Paul [Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference]
8. Winona State
9. Central Missouri
10. Arkansas-Fort Smith
Individuals:
1. Jeffrey Johnston, Missouri Western
2. Elliot-han Monteremal, Rogers State
3. Cooper Scheck, Fort Hays State
4. Jack Phillips, Southwestern Oklahoma State
Midwest Region:
1. Missouri S&T [Great Lakes Valley Conference]
2. Grand Valley State
3. Wayne State (Michigan) [Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference]
4. Missouri- St. Louis
5. Findlay
6. Ferris State
7. Ohio Dominican [Great Midwest Athletic Conference]
8. Saginaw Valley State
9. Ashland
10. Hillsdale
Individuals:
1. Cameron Young, UIndy
2. Bryson Oots, William Jewell
3. Ty Doty, Lewis
4. Max Hsu, Maryville (Missouri)
South/Southeast Regional
The Greater Orlando Sports Commission and Rollins host Mission Resort + Club in Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida.
South Region:
1. West Florida [Gulf South Conference]
2. Lee
3. Florida Southern [Sunshine State Conference]
4. Rollins
5. Nova Southeastern
6. Barry
7. Saint Leo
8. Palm Beach Atlantic
9. Embry-Riddle (Florida)
10. Spring Hill [Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference]
Individuals:
1. Eric Boutwell, Montevallo
2. Gray Campbell, Union (Tennessee)
3. Reggie Fear, Eckerd
4. Chase Long, Valdosta State
Southeast Region:
1. North Georgia
2. Lincoln Memorial [South Atlantic Conference]
3. Georgia Southwestern
4. University of South Carolina Aiken [Peach Belt Conference]
5. Columbus State
6. Wingate
7. Lander
8. Lenoir-Rhyne
9. Flagler
10. Barton [Conference Carolinas]
Individuals:
1. Asmund Norum, King (Tennessee)
2. Laurenz Meifels, Erskine
3. Simon Wright, Anderson (South Carolina)
4. Jamie Markwick, Anderson (South Carolina)
West And South Central Regional
Cal State San Bernardino hosts the event at the Victoria Club in Riverside, California.
South Central Region:
1. Colorado Christian [Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference]
2. Oklahoma Christian
3. St. Mary’s (Texas)
4. Midwestern State [Lone Star Conference]
5. Colorado Mesa
6. Colorado State University Pueblo
7. The University of Texas at Tyler
8. Colorado School of Mines
9. Dallas Baptist University
10. West Texas A&M
Individuals:
1. Will Tate, The University of Texas Permian Basin
2. Hayden Bowman, Lubbock Christian
3. Traejan Andrews, Fort Lewis
4. Juan Monckeberg, Texas A&M International
West Region:
1. Cal State East Bay [California Collegiate Athletic Association]
2. Cal State Monterey Bay
3. Chico State
4. Sonoma State
5. Simon Fraser
6. Stanislaus State
7. Cal State San Bernardino
8. Hawaii Hilo [Pacific West Conference]
9. Western Washington
10. Cal State San Marcos
Individuals:
1. Jonah Camarillo, Cal State Dominguez Hills
2. Ben Mulder, Northwest Nazarene
3. Giulio Zanichelli, Academy of Art
4. Fisher Ransom, Hawaii Pacific
In the head-to-head medal play final at the 2024 championships, Colorado Christian defeated North Georgia 3-2 to win their first-ever national championship in both school and golf history. Wyatt Provence, a freshman at West Texas A&M, won individual medals with a 54-hole total of twelve-under par 201. Winter Garden, Florida’s Orange County National Golf Center served as the venue for the championships.
