The race for the NCAA Women's Golf national championship is heating up, and the regional tournaments have delivered all the drama we love about college golf. After the final round at six different sites across the country, we now know which teams and individuals will tee it up at the national championship.

Here's how it all unfolded: Each regional featured 12 teams and six individual competitors—that's 72 teams and 36 individuals in total. The pressure was on, with only the top five teams from each site (30 teams overall) and the top individual not on a qualifying team (six players total) earning their spot in the big dance.

The national championship is set for May 22-27 at the prestigious Omni La Costa Resort & Spa's North Course in Carlsbad, California. It's a venue known for testing every club in the bag, and the players who survived regionals will need to bring their A-game.

From standout performances to surprising upsets, the regional rounds had it all. Some teams cruised to victory, while others had to battle until the final putt to secure their spot. The individual qualifiers showed incredible resilience, proving that even when your team doesn't advance, you can still chase the ultimate prize.

Whether you're a fan of power programs or love an underdog story, this year's field promises an unforgettable championship. Stay tuned for full recaps from each regional site as they become available—because the road to Carlsbad is just getting started.