Unprecedented, simultaneous coverage across all 12 host sites to stream live on BabygrandeGolf.com
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Babygrande Golf has announced that it will provide live coverage of all NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Golf Regionals in 2026, marking the first time in championship history that every regional site will be livestreamed simultaneously.
Spanning 12 host sites across the country, the coverage will begin with the Women’s Regionals from May 11–13, followed by the Men’s Regionals from May 18–20.
All coverage will be available exclusively on BabygrandeGolf.com
This milestone significantly expands access to collegiate golf, allowing fans, families, coaches, and supporters to follow every team and individual competing for a place in the NCAA Championships, regardless of location.
“This is a moment we’ve been building toward for a long time,” said Patrick Plank, President of Babygrande Golf. “Our goal is to give fans a window into every NCAA Regional and elevate the visibility of the athletes competing at this stage. This coverage gives fans unprecedented access to follow the NCAA Regionals and experience more of what makes this stage of college golf so compelling.”
“We’re excited to be the first platform to ever provide coverage across all 12 championship sites,” said Chuck Wilson, CEO of Babygrande Golf. “Last year we had the first camera ever at a Regional event and a year later we are livestreaming all Regional sites.
“This is a huge milestone and so many people have supported us on this journey. It reflects our commitment to elevating the visibility of collegiate golf and delivering a modern viewing experience that meets the moment.”
Each Regional will feature live coverage highlighting key moments as teams and individuals compete for advancement. The broadcast will include on-course cameras, live commentary, and integrated scoring to provide a comprehensive viewing experience across all sites.
As the company continues investing in the future of college golf media and technology, Babygrande recently entered into an exclusive partnership with SCOREBOARD powered by Clippd to help enhance the viewing and fan experience surrounding collegiate competition
2026 NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Regionals
Dates: May 11–13
- Ann Arbor, Michigan — University of Michigan Golf Course
- Chapel Hill, North Carolina — UNC Finley Golf Course
- Simpsonville, Kentucky — University of Louisville Golf Club
- Stanford, California — Stanford Golf Course
- Tallahassee, Florida — Seminole Legacy Golf Club
- Waco, Texas — Ridgewood Country Club
2026 NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Regionals
Dates: May 18–20
- Athens, Georgia — University of Georgia Golf Course
- Bermuda Run, North Carolina — Bermuda Run Country Club
- Bryan, Texas — Traditions Club
- Columbus, Ohio — OSU Golf Club
- Corvallis, Oregon — Trysting Tree Golf Club
- Marana, Arizona — The Gallery Golf Club
Access to all Regional coverage will be available at BabygrandeGolf.com, with fans able to watch live and on-demand throughout the championship window.
Babygrande Golf has assembled a talented team of broadcasters including Nick Gismondi, Doug Smith, Ryan Burr, Julia Johnson, Steve Scott, Jake Marsh, Hope Barnett, John Liddle, Roberto Arguello, Kevin DiDomenico, Chris Russo, Ryan Johnston, Lauren Withrow, Jackson Shank, Jeff Eisenband, and more.
With hundreds of the top collegiate golfers competing simultaneously across the country, the NCAA Regionals represent one of the most important stages in the amateur game. Babygrande Golf’s comprehensive coverage aims to bring unprecedented visibility to the athletes, teams, and moments that define the road to the National Championship.
Over the past three years, Babygrande Golf has produced and distributed various forms of coverage for more than 25 collegiate golf tournaments, ranging from live event broadcasts to digital and social-first content.
As the company continues investing in the future of college golf media, Babygrande recently entered into an exclusive partnership with SCOREBOARD powered by Clippd to help enhance the viewing and fan experience surrounding collegiate competition.