[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford's regional (regional seed, national rank)
1 (1) Stanford (Atlantic Coast Conference champion) 
2 (11) Pepperdine (West Coast Conference) 
3 (13) Vanderbilt
4 (22) Arizona State
5 (31) Missouri
6 (33) Arizona
7 (43) Cal State Fullerton
8 (47) Illinois
9 (50) Oregon State
10 (95) Cal Poly (Big West Conference)
11 (154) South Dakota State (The Summit League)
12 (167) Navy (Patriot League)

The top 5 teams after 54 holes advance to the national tournament. Regionals will be contested May 11-13. 

Also I listened to Troy Clardy interview Coach Walker on this week's Treecast. Recommended.

https://gostanford.com/news/2026/04/29/t...l-snapshot

[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford's regional (regional seed, national rank)
1 (1) Stanford (Atlantic Coast Conference champion) 
2 (11) Pepperdine (West Coast Conference) 
3 (13) Vanderbilt
4 (22) Arizona State
5 (31) Missouri
6 (33) Arizona
7 (43) Cal State Fullerton
8 (47) Illinois
9 (50) Oregon State
10 (95) Cal Poly (Big West Conference)
11 (154) South Dakota State (The Summit League)
12 (167) Navy (Patriot League)

The top 5 teams after 54 holes advance to the national tournament. Regionals will be contested May 11-13. 

Also I listened to Troy Clardy interview Coach Walker on this week's Treecast. Recommended.

https://gostanford.com/news/2026/04/29/t...l-snapshot

[thedish]

Does anyone know whether the public can watch the Regionals on-course?  I've searched on the web but can't find anything about tickets.    Thanks!

[thedish]

Does anyone know whether the public can watch the Regionals on-course?  I've searched on the web but can't find anything about tickets.    Thanks!

[76lsjumb]

Does anyone know whether the public can watch the Regionals on-course?  I've searched on the web but can't find anything about tickets.    Thanks!

They’ve never required tickets in the past, but, of course, these days it’s all about the $$$$, so, who knows…

[76lsjumb]

Does anyone know whether the public can watch the Regionals on-course?  I've searched on the web but can't find anything about tickets.    Thanks!

They’ve never required tickets in the past, but, of course, these days it’s all about the $$$$, so, who knows…

[Spiny_Norman]

Fans can follow the Stanford regional scoring at https://scoreboard.clippd.com/tournament...oring/team

Stanford starts off the 1st tee at 8 am on Monday.

For the first time ever, live video will be available. Coverage provided via a streaming service called Babygrande Golf.  https://scoreboard.clippd.com/tournament...ing/stream

Edit - turns out that the video feed is a pay service. $30 to watch all 3 rounds of the regional. Or watch it in person at Stanford for free!

[Spiny_Norman]

Fans can follow the Stanford regional scoring at https://scoreboard.clippd.com/tournament...oring/team

Stanford starts off the 1st tee at 8 am on Monday.

For the first time ever, live video will be available. Coverage provided via a streaming service called Babygrande Golf.  https://scoreboard.clippd.com/tournament...ing/stream

Edit - turns out that the video feed is a pay service. $30 to watch all 3 rounds of the regional. Or watch it in person at Stanford for free!

[Spike]

We finished round 1 in first place by 3 strokes

[Spike]

We finished round 1 in first place by 3 strokes

[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford was solid. All 5 players were under par until Andrea Revuelta finished bogey-bogey to shoot even par 71 (which was Stanford's drop score).

The good story from today's round was the lead score of 68 by Megha Ganne. She missed a few tournaments during the spring season and then struggled at the ANWA, missing the cut by 8 shots. We don't know if she was dealing with injury, illness, something else, none of these. But it was good to see her game return today. 

Both Ganne and Kelly Xu are seniors who are playing their final tournament at Stanford as Stanford golfers. I imagine that it will be an emotional experience for them and for Coach Walker. Ganne and Xu are players we have watched grow up during their 4 year careers. Their roles have changed from freshman contributors on a team led by Rose Zhang to senior leaders themselves. They have been on teams that finished 3rd, 1st and 2nd at NCAAs. You cannot really ask for more from these two players in terms of their play and leadership. Now they have a chance one more time to lead Stanford to a title, first regionals playing at home, then down the California coast to La Costa. Let's hope for the happy fairy tale ending.

Results from today are now final.
1. Stanford -9
2. Oregon State -5
3. Pepperdine -1
4. Vanderbilt +2
5. Arizona +3
6. ASU +6
6. Missouri +6

Remember that the top 5 after Wednesday advance to nationals.

[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford was solid. All 5 players were under par until Andrea Revuelta finished bogey-bogey to shoot even par 71 (which was Stanford's drop score).

The good story from today's round was the lead score of 68 by Megha Ganne. She missed a few tournaments during the spring season and then struggled at the ANWA, missing the cut by 8 shots. We don't know if she was dealing with injury, illness, something else, none of these. But it was good to see her game return today. 

Both Ganne and Kelly Xu are seniors who are playing their final tournament at Stanford as Stanford golfers. I imagine that it will be an emotional experience for them and for Coach Walker. Ganne and Xu are players we have watched grow up during their 4 year careers. Their roles have changed from freshman contributors on a team led by Rose Zhang to senior leaders themselves. They have been on teams that finished 3rd, 1st and 2nd at NCAAs. You cannot really ask for more from these two players in terms of their play and leadership. Now they have a chance one more time to lead Stanford to a title, first regionals playing at home, then down the California coast to La Costa. Let's hope for the happy fairy tale ending.

Results from today are now final.
1. Stanford -9
2. Oregon State -5
3. Pepperdine -1
4. Vanderbilt +2
5. Arizona +3
6. ASU +6
6. Missouri +6

Remember that the top 5 after Wednesday advance to nationals.

[SkiBum80]

Stanford was solid. All 5 players were under par until Andrea Revuelta finished bogey-bogey to shoot even par 71 (which was Stanford's drop score).

The good story from today's round was the lead score of 68 by Megha Ganne. She missed a few tournaments during the spring season and then struggled at the ANWA, missing the cut by 8 shots. We don't know if she was dealing with injury, illness, something else, none of these. But it was good to see her game return today. 

Both Ganne and Kelly Xu are seniors who are playing their final tournament at Stanford as Stanford golfers. I imagine that it will be an emotional experience for them and for Coach Walker. Ganne and Xu are players we have watched grow up during their 4 year careers. Their roles have changed from freshman contributors on a team led by Rose Zhang to senior leaders themselves. They have been on teams that finished 3rd, 1st and 2nd at NCAAs. You cannot really ask for more from these two players in terms of their play and leadership. Now they have a chance one more time to lead Stanford to a title, first regionals playing at home, then down the California coast to La Costa. Let's hope for the happy fairy tale ending.

Results from today are now final.
1. Stanford -9
2. Oregon State -5
3. Pepperdine -1
4. Vanderbilt +2
5. Arizona +3
6. ASU +6
6. Missouri +6

Remember that the top 5 after Wednesday advance to nationals.

Great report thanks. Agree is very heartening to see Ganne come back strong after her recent stumbles.

[SkiBum80]

Stanford was solid. All 5 players were under par until Andrea Revuelta finished bogey-bogey to shoot even par 71 (which was Stanford's drop score).

The good story from today's round was the lead score of 68 by Megha Ganne. She missed a few tournaments during the spring season and then struggled at the ANWA, missing the cut by 8 shots. We don't know if she was dealing with injury, illness, something else, none of these. But it was good to see her game return today. 

Both Ganne and Kelly Xu are seniors who are playing their final tournament at Stanford as Stanford golfers. I imagine that it will be an emotional experience for them and for Coach Walker. Ganne and Xu are players we have watched grow up during their 4 year careers. Their roles have changed from freshman contributors on a team led by Rose Zhang to senior leaders themselves. They have been on teams that finished 3rd, 1st and 2nd at NCAAs. You cannot really ask for more from these two players in terms of their play and leadership. Now they have a chance one more time to lead Stanford to a title, first regionals playing at home, then down the California coast to La Costa. Let's hope for the happy fairy tale ending.

Results from today are now final.
1. Stanford -9
2. Oregon State -5
3. Pepperdine -1
4. Vanderbilt +2
5. Arizona +3
6. ASU +6
6. Missouri +6

Remember that the top 5 after Wednesday advance to nationals.

Great report thanks. Agree is very heartening to see Ganne come back strong after her recent stumbles.

[oldalum]

Oregon State is the team ranked lowest (#50) among the 9 ranked teams competing in our regional, yet they finished the first round with a strong second, 4 behind us and 4 ahead of the 3rd place team. OSU played at Stanford Golf Course each of the past 3 years (and of course many times before that). I wonder if their familiarity with the course gave them a tangible advantage over the other teams?

[oldalum]

Oregon State is the team ranked lowest (#50) among the 9 ranked teams competing in our regional, yet they finished the first round with a strong second, 4 behind us and 4 ahead of the 3rd place team. OSU played at Stanford Golf Course each of the past 3 years (and of course many times before that). I wonder if their familiarity with the course gave them a tangible advantage over the other teams?

[Spiny_Norman]

Oregon State is the team ranked lowest (#50) among the 9 ranked teams competing in our regional, yet they finished the first round with a strong second, 4 behind us and 4 ahead of the 3rd place team. OSU played at Stanford Golf Course each of the past 3 years (and of course many times before that). I wonder if their familiarity with the course gave them a tangible advantage over the other teams?

Pepperdine, ASU and Arizona played in the Stanford Invitational tournament back in the fall. But OSU did not. Let's see if OSU can keep it going over the next 2 rounds. They will be in the spotlight tomorrow playing with Stanford and Pepperdine.

BTW, the individual leader is Emma Bunch from New Mexico State who is playing as an individual. She shot 64!!

[Spiny_Norman]

Oregon State is the team ranked lowest (#50) among the 9 ranked teams competing in our regional, yet they finished the first round with a strong second, 4 behind us and 4 ahead of the 3rd place team. OSU played at Stanford Golf Course each of the past 3 years (and of course many times before that). I wonder if their familiarity with the course gave them a tangible advantage over the other teams?

Pepperdine, ASU and Arizona played in the Stanford Invitational tournament back in the fall. But OSU did not. Let's see if OSU can keep it going over the next 2 rounds. They will be in the spotlight tomorrow playing with Stanford and Pepperdine.

BTW, the individual leader is Emma Bunch from New Mexico State who is playing as an individual. She shot 64!!

[old spanish trail]

[quote="oldalum" pid='449812' dateline='1778537315']
Oregon State is the team ranked lowest (#50) among the 9 ranked teams competing in our regional, yet they finished the first round with a strong second, 4 behind us and 4 ahead of the 3rd place team. OSU played at Stanford Golf Course each of the past 3 years (and of course many times before that). I wonder if their familiarity with the course gave them a tangible advantage over the other teams?

Pepperdine, ASU and Arizona played in the Stanford Invitational tournament back in the fall. But OSU did not. Let's see if OSU can keep it going over the next 2 rounds. They will be in the spotlight tomorrow playing with Stanford and Pepperdine.

BTW, the individual leader is Emma Bunch from New Mexico State who is playing as an individual. She shot 64!!

They are playing the 9 hole course, right?

[old spanish trail]

[quote="oldalum" pid='449812' dateline='1778537315']
Oregon State is the team ranked lowest (#50) among the 9 ranked teams competing in our regional, yet they finished the first round with a strong second, 4 behind us and 4 ahead of the 3rd place team. OSU played at Stanford Golf Course each of the past 3 years (and of course many times before that). I wonder if their familiarity with the course gave them a tangible advantage over the other teams?

Pepperdine, ASU and Arizona played in the Stanford Invitational tournament back in the fall. But OSU did not. Let's see if OSU can keep it going over the next 2 rounds. They will be in the spotlight tomorrow playing with Stanford and Pepperdine.

BTW, the individual leader is Emma Bunch from New Mexico State who is playing as an individual. She shot 64!!

They are playing the 9 hole course, right?

[Spiny_Norman]

BTW, the individual leader is Emma Bunch from New Mexico State who is playing as an individual. She shot 64!!

They are playing the 9 hole course, right?

Before he had to sell it because of tax problems, Willie Nelson owned a golf course. He would tell guests, "This hole here is a par 10. Yesterday, I birdied the sucker."

[Spiny_Norman]

BTW, the individual leader is Emma Bunch from New Mexico State who is playing as an individual. She shot 64!!

They are playing the 9 hole course, right?

Before he had to sell it because of tax problems, Willie Nelson owned a golf course. He would tell guests, "This hole here is a par 10. Yesterday, I birdied the sucker."

[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford stepped on the accelerator during Round 2. Scores:
Revuelta -6 (65)
Martin Sampedro -5 (66)
Xu -4 (67)
Ortengren -3 (68)
Ganne +1 (72)

Stanford as a team leads 2nd place Pepperdine by 20 shots.

[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford stepped on the accelerator during Round 2. Scores:
Revuelta -6 (65)
Martin Sampedro -5 (66)
Xu -4 (67)
Ortengren -3 (68)
Ganne +1 (72)

Stanford as a team leads 2nd place Pepperdine by 20 shots.

[oldalum]

For the individual title, Martin Sampedro is 2 behind the leader from yesterday who still has 5 holes left to play, and 1 behind a Pepperdine player who was 9 under for the day until she bogeyed 17 and had to "settle" for an 8-under 63. Revuelta is 1 behind Martin Sampedro, and Ortengren and Xu are 1 behind Revuelta.

[oldalum]

For the individual title, Martin Sampedro is 2 behind the leader from yesterday who still has 5 holes left to play, and 1 behind a Pepperdine player who was 9 under for the day until she bogeyed 17 and had to "settle" for an 8-under 63. Revuelta is 1 behind Martin Sampedro, and Ortengren and Xu are 1 behind Revuelta.

[Spike]

We are an astounding 38 strokes ahead of #2 Pepperdine as the final round of our regional wraps up.

[Spike]

We are an astounding 38 strokes ahead of #2 Pepperdine as the final round of our regional wraps up.

[76lsjumb]

Five of the top seven scores for the tournament. We might even have eked out a win if this had been match play… :-)

[76lsjumb]

Five of the top seven scores for the tournament. We might even have eked out a win if this had been match play… :-)

[oldalum]

Revuelta wins the individual title with her second straight 65.
And we comprise 5 of the top 8 players.

[oldalum]

Revuelta wins the individual title with her second straight 65.
And we comprise 5 of the top 8 players.

[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford set a school record yesterday for a team score on the Stanford course with -17 total of 267. They came up one shot shy of that record today with -16, 268. But there still was drama. Andrea Revuelta was in the bunker on 18 green with a one shot lead in the individual race. She holed out for a birdie and 2 stroke victory. What can you say except on to nationals! The NCAA tournament starts Friday, May 22.

The only real news of note from the other regionals is that #8 Oregon did not advance. And Kiara Romero from Oregon, the #1 ranked amateur in the world, did not qualify as an individual either. She finished one shot out.

[Spiny_Norman]

Stanford set a school record yesterday for a team score on the Stanford course with -17 total of 267. They came up one shot shy of that record today with -16, 268. But there still was drama. Andrea Revuelta was in the bunker on 18 green with a one shot lead in the individual race. She holed out for a birdie and 2 stroke victory. What can you say except on to nationals! The NCAA tournament starts Friday, May 22.

The only real news of note from the other regionals is that #8 Oregon did not advance. And Kiara Romero from Oregon, the #1 ranked amateur in the world, did not qualify as an individual either. She finished one shot out.

[Nobadeer]

Spiny, are you or any other CardBoarders going to the NCAA tournament starting on Friday in Carlsbad? I will be there. LSJU is, I think, the top overall seed and tees off in the second wave, at 11:50 a.m. PT.

[Nobadeer]

Spiny, are you or any other CardBoarders going to the NCAA tournament starting on Friday in Carlsbad? I will be there. LSJU is, I think, the top overall seed and tees off in the second wave, at 11:50 a.m. PT.

[Spiny_Norman]

Nobadeer, I will be there next Wednesday when Stanford plays in the finals. 

Live scoring available starting on Friday at https://scoreboard.clippd.com/tournament...oring/team

[Spiny_Norman]

Nobadeer, I will be there next Wednesday when Stanford plays in the finals. 

Live scoring available starting on Friday at https://scoreboard.clippd.com/tournament...oring/team

[Leftcoast]

Stanford, through 5, is tied with Oklahoma State at 5 under and through 18.  Looking good for the Cardinal on day 1.

Live Golf Channel Feed 
https://www.golfchannel.com/watch/live/2...mpionships

No subscription or sign-up needed (at least for me).

[Leftcoast]

Stanford, through 5, is tied with Oklahoma State at 5 under and through 18.  Looking good for the Cardinal on day 1.

Live Golf Channel Feed 
https://www.golfchannel.com/watch/live/2...mpionships

No subscription or sign-up needed (at least for me).