Teams and individuals are listed in rank order.  Conference automatic qualifiers are indicated in brackets next to the institution's name.
 
ATLANTIC/EAST REGIONAL
Longaberger Golf Club, Nashport, Ohio; hosted by the Mountain East Conference.
 
Atlantic Region:
1.     Indiana (Pennsylvania)
2.     California (Pennsylvania)
3.     Mercyhurst
4.     West Chester [Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference]
5.     Millersville
6.     Charleston (West Virginia)
7.     West Liberty
8.     Gannon
9.     Notre Dame (Ohio)
10.   Livingstone [Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association]
 
Individuals:
1.Sam Berry, Concord
2.Sean Edgar, Clarion
3.Kirk Collins, Bluefield State
4.Thomas Frazier, Concord
 
East Region:
1.St. Thomas Aquinas
2.Wilmington (Delaware) [Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference]
3.Le Moyne
4.     Bentley [Northeast-10 Conference]
5.     Roberts Wesleyan
6.     Concordia (New York)
7.     American International
8.     Southern New Hampshire
9.     Nyack
10.   Chestnut Hill
 
Individuals:
1.     Petter Lehmann, Dowling
2.     Charles Loy, Dowling
3.     Garrett Brown, Goldey-Beacom
4.     Patrick McRae, Goldey-Beacom
 
CENTRAL/MIDWEST REGIONAL
Cog Hill Golf & Country Club, Lemont, Illinois; hosted by Lewis University.
 
Central Region:
1.Central Missouri [Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association]
2.Central Oklahoma 
3.Arkansas Tech
4.Southwestern Oklahoma State
5.     Henderson State [Great American Conference]  
6.     Northeastern State
7.     Southern Nazarene
8.     Minnesota State Mankato [Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference]
9.     Washburn
10.   Southeastern Oklahoma State
 
 
Individuals:
1.     Ryan Buerk, Missouri Southern State
2.     Trey Herman, Fort Hayes State
2.     Tyler Koivisto, St. Cloud State
3.     Corey Knight, Missouri Western State
 
Midwest Region:
1.Indianapolis
2.Grand Valley State
3.Missouri-St. Louis [Great Lakes Valley Conference]
4.     Tiffin [Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletics Conference]
5.     Lewis 
6.     Lake Superior State
7.     Ferris State
8      Malone
9.     Saginaw Valley State
10.   Walsh
 
Individuals:
1.Nick Arman, Rockhurst
2.DJ Vogt, Bellarmine
3.Lucas Jones, Bellarmine
4.Emil Lundgren, Northern Michigan
 
SOUTH/SOUTHEAST REGIONAL
Lake Jovita Golf & Country Club, Dade City, Florida; hosted by Saint Leo University.
 
South Region:
1.Nova Southeastern
2.Lynn [Sunshine State Conference]
3.     Barry
4.     Saint Leo
5.     West Georgia
6.     Florida Southern
7.     West Florida [Gulf South Conference]
8.     Florida Tech
9.     North Alabama
10.   Benedict [Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference]
 
Individuals:
1.     Reed Lindsey, Delta State
2.     Chris Rogers, Valdosta State
3.     John Fordham, Valdosta State
4.     Emil Sorebo, Rollins
 
Southeast Region:
1.     Flagler [Peach Belt Conference]
2.     South Carolina Aiken
3.     Wingate
4.     Columbus State
5.     Georgia Southwestern
6.     Limestone [Conference Carolinas]
7.     North Greenville
8.     Erskine
9.     Georgia College
10.   Tusculum [South Atlantic Conference]
 
 
Individuals:
1.     Michal Pospisil, Lander
2.     Dalton Skinner, Montevallo
3.     Austin Doerr, Barton
4.     Braden Galyon, Lincoln Memorial
 
 
SOUTH CENTRAL/WEST REGIONAL
Hiddenbrooke Golf Club, Vallejo, California; hosted by California State University, East Bay.
 
South Central Region:
1.Cameron
2.Western New Mexico [Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference]
3.Colorado-Colorado Springs
4.Colorado School of Mines
5.Colorado Christian
6.Midwestern State
7.St. Edward's
8.West Texas A&M
9.     Dallas Baptist [Heartland Conference]
10.   St. Mary's (Texas)
 
Individuals:
1.     James Bolton, Newman
2.     Trevor McKune, Colorado Mesa
3.     Jacob Allenback, Colorado State-Pueblo
4.     Hagan Wood, Texas A&M-Commerce
 
West Region:
1.     Cal State Monterey Bay
2.     Cal State Chico
3.     Simon Fraser
4.     Dixie State [Pacific West Conference]
5.     Sonoma State
6.     Cal State Stanislaus [California Collegiate Athletic Association]
7.     Cal State East Bay
8.     Dominican (California)
9.     Cal State San Bernardino
10.   Western Washington
 
Individuals:
1.     Kavan Eubank, California Baptist
2.     Dalen Yamauchi, Hawaii Hilo
3.     Jake Hedge, Montana State Billings
4.     Greg Gonzalez, California Baptist
 
At the 2014 championship, Barry University defeated Nova Southeastern University in medal-match play to claim their second consecutive men's golf national championship and third in school history.  Tim Crouch, Florida Southern College, finished with a 54-hole total of 213 and claimed his second consecutive individual title. The championships were hosted at The Meadows at Grand Valley State in Allendale, Michigan.
For more information about the championships, log on to NCAA.com.