Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, California, has been chosen as the host site for the Men’s and Women’s NCAA Championships for an additional two years. The NCAA recently announced the future host site locations for men’s and women’s college golf, with Omni La Costa’s North Course set to host the championships in 2027 and 2028. This comes after the resort hosted nationals for the first time this spring and was initially set to host through 2026 as part of a three-year contract, extending the deal to a total of five years.
Texas men’s coach John Fields has been working to make Omni La Costa the Omaha of college golf, aiming to establish it as a premier destination for collegiate golf championships. In addition to hosting the NCAA Championships, there will be two new men’s regional sites for Division I in 2025 at Atkins Golf Club in Urbana, Illinois, hosted by Illinois, and Auburn University Club in Auburn, Alabama, hosted by Auburn.
The regional sites for Division I in 2027-28 have also been announced. The 2027 Division I Men’s College Golf Regional sites include locations such as TPC Myrtle Beach in South Carolina, Pfau Golf Course in Indiana, Karsten Creek Golf Club in Oklahoma, The Rawls Course in Texas, Gallery Golf Club in Arizona, and Tennessee National in Tennessee. On the other hand, the 2027 Division I Women’s College Golf Regional sites include PGA National Resort in Florida, Sycamore Hills Golf Club in Indiana, Trinity Forest Golf Club in Texas, Stanford Golf Course in California, Old Barnwell in South Carolina, and Vanderbilt Legends Club in Tennessee.
For 2028, the Division I Men’s College Golf Regional sites will include PGA National Resort in Florida, Stanford Golf Course in California, Vanderbilt Legends Club in Tennessee, Championship Course UMN in New Mexico, Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club in Oklahoma, and Warren Golf Course in Indiana. For the 2028 Division I Women’s College Golf Regional sites, locations will include Mark Bostick Golf Course in Florida, TPC Deere Run in Illinois, Eugene Country Club in Oregon, The University of Texas Golf Club in Texas, Seattle Golf Club in Washington, and Bermuda Run Country Club in North Carolina.
Omni La Costa’s selection as the host for the NCAA Championships showcases the resort’s commitment to providing a top-notch experience for collegiate golfers and spectators. With its picturesque North Course and luxurious amenities, players and fans can expect a memorable and competitive event. The NCAA Championships will bring together the best men’s and women’s college golf teams from across the country to compete for the ultimate title, and Omni La Costa is poised to deliver a championship-worthy experience.
The decision to extend Omni La Costa’s hosting contract reaffirms the resort’s reputation as a premier golf destination and solidifies its position as a top choice for NCAA events. The resort’s partnership with the NCAA and commitment to excellence in hosting major golf tournaments highlights its dedication to providing a world-class experience for players, coaches, and fans. As Omni La Costa prepares to welcome the best collegiate golf teams in the nation for the 2027 and 2028 NCAA Championships, golf enthusiasts can look forward to witnessing thrilling competition and enjoying the resort’s renowned hospitality and amenities.
In conclusion, Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, California, will continue to showcase its excellence as the host site for the Men’s and Women’s NCAA Championships for the 2027 and 2028 seasons. With a track record of providing exceptional accommodations and world-class golf facilities, the resort is poised to deliver an unforgettable experience for participants and spectators alike. By extending its hosting contract and solidifying its reputation as a premier golf destination, Omni La Costa is set to make a lasting impact on collegiate golf and further establish itself as a top choice for NCAA events. Expectations are high for the upcoming championships, and Omni La Costa is ready to deliver a championship-worthy experience for all involved.
