Babygrande Golf to stream all NCAA golf regionals in 2026

By AI, Created 9:58 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Babygrande Golf says it will carry every 2026 NCAA Division I men’s and women’s golf regional live for the first time, expanding coverage across all 12 host sites. The broadcasts begin May 11 and aim to give fans, families and coaches broader access to the road to the NCAA Championships.

Why it matters: - Babygrande Golf is widening access to one of the most consequential stages in collegiate golf. - The 2026 NCAA Regionals will be available to fans, families and coaches regardless of location. - The move marks the first time in championship history that every regional site will be broadcast.

What happened: - Babygrande Golf announced live coverage of all 2026 NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Golf Regionals. - The women’s regionals run May 11-13. - The men’s regionals run May 18-20. - Coverage will stream exclusively on BabygrandeGolf.com. - The broadcast will span 12 host sites across the country.

The details: - Women’s Regional sites include Ann Arbor, Michigan; Chapel Hill, North Carolina; Simpsonville, Kentucky; Stanford, California; Tallahassee, Florida; and Waco, Texas. - Men’s Regional sites include Athens, Georgia; Bermuda Run, North Carolina; Bryan, Texas; Columbus, Ohio; Corvallis, Oregon; and Marana, Arizona. - Babygrande Golf says coverage will include on-course cameras, live commentary and integrated scoring. - The company says viewers will be able to watch live and on-demand throughout the championship window. - Babygrande Golf has assembled a broadcast team that includes 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 and Jeff Eisenband, among others. - The company has produced and distributed coverage for more than 25 collegiate golf tournaments over the past three years. - Babygrande Golf recently entered an exclusive partnership with SCOREBOARD powered by Clippd to support the viewing and fan experience around collegiate competition.

Between the lines: - Babygrande Golf is positioning itself as a bigger player in college golf media and technology. - The company is using the NCAA Regionals to showcase a production model built around live access, scoring and multi-site coverage. - The expansion follows a year after Babygrande says it put the first camera ever at a regional event.

What’s next: - Fans can access regional coverage at BabygrandeGolf.com during the championship window. - The coverage will lead into the 2026 NCAA Championships as teams and individuals compete for advancement. - Babygrande Golf’s broader push into collegiate golf media is likely to continue as it invests in broadcast and technology partnerships.