In Division I, Stanford University remains the unanimous No. 1 in the poll, after winning the 2026 ACC Women’s Golf Championship – Stroke and Match Play. University of Southern California holds steady at No. 2, after securing their sixth win of the spring season at the Big Ten Women’s Golf Championships. University of Florida climbs into the No. 3 spot with a win in Stroke Play at the 2026 SEC Women’s Golf Championship. Texas A&M University is at No. 4, after getting to the quarterfinals at the 2026 SEC Women’s Golf Championship – Match Play. University of Texas moves into the last spot of the poll at No. 5, due to a tied runner-up finish in Stroke Play at the 2026 SEC Women’s Golf Championship.

Wingate University received 18 first-place votes and was No. 1 in the Division II poll after winning the 2026 SAC Women’s Golf Championship – Stroke and Match Play. Dallas Baptist University received one first-place vote and remains at No. 2, following a win at the Lone Star Conference Championship – Stroke Play. University of Findlay jumps back into the No. 3 spot after winning the 2026 Great Midwest Women’s Golf Championship – Stroke and Match Play. Anderson University moves to No. 4 after a third-place finish at the 2026 SAC Women’s Golf Championship – Stroke Play. Nova Southeastern University rounds out the poll at No. 5, due to their win at the Sunshine State Conference Championship.

In Division III, Emory University received 14 first-place votes and stayed at the No. 1 spot in the poll, after winning The Deb Jackson Invitational. Carnegie Mellon University received two first-place votes and moved back to No. 2 with a runner-up finish at The Deb Jackson Invitational. New York University received two first-place votes and sits at No. 3, due to winning the Jack Leaman – Stroke Play. Williams College climbs into the poll at No. 4, after a fourth-place finish at the Northeast Invitational. Amherst College rounds out the poll at No. 5, following a third-place finish at the Northeast Invitational.

At the NAIA level, Dalton State University received nine first-place votes and moved to the top of the poll, with a win at the 2026 SSAC Women’s Golf Championship. Keiser University received one first-place vote and sits at No. 2, after two runner-up finishes at the Music City Classic and the Sun Conference. SCAD Savannah climbs into the No. 3 spot, following a win at the Sun Conference.

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In Division I, Stanford University remains the unanimous No. 1 in the poll, after winning the Charles Schwab Women’s Collegiate Invitational. University of Southern California holds steady at No. 2, with two wins back-to-back (PING ASU Invitational and Chevron Silverado Showdown). Texas A&M University stays in the No. 3 spot with a sixth-place finish at the Charles Schwab Women’s Collegiate Invitational. The University of Florida is No. 4, following a win at the Clemson Invitational. University of Oregon climbs back into the No. 5 spot in the poll, due to a runner-up finish at the Charles Schwab Women’s Collegiate Invitational.

Wingate University was the unanimous No. 1 in the Division II poll, after securing a win at the 2026 Grand Harbor Classic and a fourth-place finish at the 2026 Carolina Challenge Cup. Dallas Baptist University remains at No. 2, following a win at the Lynn Invite at Boca Woods. Anderson University moves back into the No. 3 spot with a fifth-place finish at the 2026 Grand Harbor Classic. University of Findlay is No. 4 in the poll, after winning the Findianapolis Intercollegiate. Lander University climbs into the No. 5 spot, due to a runner-up finish at the 2026 Grand Harbor Classic.

In Division III, Emory University received 15 first-place votes and jumps into the No. 1 spot in the poll, due to a runner-up finish at the 2026 Georgia State Invitational. New York University climbs to No. 2 with six first-place votes and back-to-back wins at the Jekyll Island Collegiate at Great Dunes and the Stith Invitational. Carnegie Mellon University received one first-place vote and moves to No. 3, after two third-place finishes at the Jekyll Island Collegiate at Great Dunes and the Stith Invitational. Pomona-Pitzer holds onto the No. 4 spot, following a win at the SCIAC 2 – Women (Legends Course). Williams College rounds out the poll at No. 5.

At the NAIA level, Keiser University remains the unanimous No. 1, following a tenth-place finish at the Lynn Invite at Boca Woods. Dalton State College sits at No. 2, after a win at the Lady Roadrunner Spring Invite. Marian University (IN) climbs back into the No. 3 spot in the poll, after a win at the LTU Heritage Hill Collegiate.

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In Division I, Stanford University remains the unanimous No. 1, after winning their first two events of the Spring (Arizona Thunderbird Intercollegiate and Bruin Wave Invitational). The University of Southern California holds steady at No. 2, with a win at the Alice and John Wallace Women’s Golf Classic. Texas A&M University moves up to No. 3, with a runner-up finish at the Moon Golf Invitational. University of Oregon sits at No. 4, after a runner-up finish at the Chevron Collegiate. Auburn University jumps into the No. 5 spot of the poll, after winning their first two events of the Spring (UCF Challenge – Presented by PDI and Moon Golf Invitational). 

Wingate University holds on to the top spot in Division II after receiving 11 first-place votes and securing a win at the Battle at Hilton Head. Dallas Baptist University received two first-place votes to remain at No. 2, following a win at the Women’s Rattler Invitational. Anderson University remains at No. 3, followed by the University of Findlay at No. 4, and Grand Valley State University at No. 5.  

In Division III, Emory University received 17 first-place votes to claim the No. 1 spot, after a fifth-place finish at the Space Coast Classic presented by MoonGolf. Carnegie Mellon University received three first-place votes to come in closely behind at No. 2, following a runner-up finish at the Centre College Classic. New York University received one first-place vote, holding steady at No. 3. Pomona-Pitzer climbs to No. 4, after winning their first two events in the Spring (West Coast Classic and SCIAC #1). Williams College sits at No. 5 in the poll. 

The top three remain unchanged in NAIA. Keiser University is the unanimous No. 1, following a win and third-place finish (Coastal GA Women’s Winter Invitational and Babs Steffens Invitational, respectively). Dalton State College sits at No. 2, after a runner-up finish at the Kinderlou Forest Spring Invite. Marian University (IN) is in the No. 3 spot in the poll.   

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In Division I, Stanford University remains the unanimous No. 1, while University of Southern California holds steady at No. 2. University of Oregon moves up two spots to No. 3, while Texas A&M University and Wake Forest University remain in the top five at No. 4 and No. 5, respectively.

Wingate University holds on to the top spot in Division II after receiving 13 first-place votes, while Dallas Baptist University received five votes to remain at No. 2. Anderson University moves up one spot to No. 3 after receiving two first-place votes, followed by University of Findlay at No. 4 and Grand Valley State University at No. 5. 

In Division III, Emory University received 15 first-place votes to claim the No. 1 spot, with Carnegie Mellon University receiving six votes to come in closely behind at No. 2. New York University and Williams College hold steady at No. 3 and No. 4, respectively, while Pomona-Pitzer climbs two spots to round out the top five. 

The top three remains unchanged in NAIA, with Keiser University as the unanimous No. 1 followed by Dalton State College at No. 2 and Marian University (IN) at No. 3. 

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In Division I, Stanford University remains at the top of the rankings after receiving all first-place votes, while University of Southern California jumps four spots to No. 2. Texas A&M University moves up one spot to No. 3, while Wake Forest University and University of Oregon come in at No. 4 and No. 5, respectively.

Wingate University jumps to the No. 1 spot in Division II after receiving 12 first-place votes, while Dallas Baptist University received five votes to claim the No. 2 spot. University of Findlay and Anderson University come in at No. 3 and No. 4, respectively, while Grand Valley State University moves up two spots to round out the top five.

In Division III, Carnegie Mellon University received 10 first-place votes to remain at the top spot, with Emory University receiving 11 votes to come in closely behind at No. 2. New York University moves up to No. 3, while Williams College received one first-place vote to jump four spots to No. 4. Washington University in St. Louis rounds out the top five.

In NAIA, Keiser University remains the unanimous No. 1, followed by Dalton State College at No. 2 and Marian University (IN) at No. 3. 

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