It’s an exciting time for NCAA Golf. Teams are traveling and qualifying for a chance to win the 2016 NCAA Championships in Eugene, Oregon.

Websters dictionary defines probability – the extent to which something is probable; the likelihood of something happening or being the case.

For the purpose of a fun discussion, what if you could predict future performance? Or what if you could predict the outcome of a certain tournament? This is nearly impossible to do in golf because of so many outside influences on score. Weather, golf course, bad luck, bad bounce, whatever, it’s next to impossible.

But what if you could calculate the probabilities of a tournament? For example, using statistical and econometric models you can produce the probabilities on how each team will finish in the NCAA Regional Tournaments. This is NOT a prediction, this is the probability on how each team will finish in each regional.

Through a complex systems of pulleys, levers, launch angles and calculations, we have listed the teams and how they will finish in the each region – 2016 NCAA Women’s Golf Championships. To see other Regional Probabilities, Baton Rouge, LA – Bryan, TX – Shoal Creek, AL – Stanford, CA

Bryan, TX Regional – Probability or likelihood on how the teams will finish.

1. UCLA

2. Georgia

3. Arizona

4. Kent State

5. Furman

6. Texas A&M

7. Miami

8. Texas

9. SMU

10. Texas Christian

11. Louisville

12. Campbell

13. Tulane

14. Indiana

15. Texas State

16. Lamar

17. Delaware

18. Quinnipiac

disclaimer: no minions were harmed during this research project.