

Signing day is here for college golf.
ByCameronJourdan,– www.golfweek.com
The Class of 2027’s early signing period began Wednesday, meaning hundreds of student-athletes from across the country signed grant-in-aid agreements with schools. Grant-in-aid agreements have replaced the national letter of intent moving forward.
Here’s a look at the rankings for players and classes in the Class of 2027 on the women’s side (subject to change).
Women’s college golf Class of 2027 player recruiting rankings
- Asterisk Talley, Stanford (not signing on signing day)
- Amelie Zalsman, Wake Forest
- Anna Fang, Stanford
- Eliana Saga, USC
- Alice Kong, Florida
- Shauna Liu, UCLA
- Madeleine Conser, Kentucky
- Lily Peng, UCLA
- Macie Rasmussen, North Carolina
- Emily Song, Yale
- Alexis Lamadrid, Texas
- Jenna Kim, Yale
- Maria Isabella Errichetto, Virginia
- Anna Ludvova, Texas
- Ava Zhang, Duke
- Namo Luangnitikul, Oregon
- Ella June Hannant, Nebraska
- Nicole Tang, California
- Chonpansa Tawinsang, Tennessee
- Annabel Peaford, Florida State
- Eileen Park, California
- Annika Chen, Oklahoma State
- Alisa Davidova, Clemson
- Stevie Umali, Colorado
- Asia Young, Texas
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Women’s college golf Class of 2027 team recruiting rankings
- UCLA (Shauna Liu, Lily Peng)
- Wake Forest (Amelie Zalsman)
- Stanford (Asterisk Talley*, Anna Song)
- Texas (Adriana Garcia, Anna Ludvova, Alexis Lamadrid, Asia Young)
- Yale (Emily Song, Jenna Kim)
- USC (Eliana Saga)
- Florida (Alice Kong, Aroa Gonzalez Hernandez)
- California (Nicole Tang, Eileen Park)
- Kentucky (Madeleine Conser, Anna Christian Beeker)
- North Carolina (Macie Rasmussen, Ava Osborne)
*Talley will not sign in the early signing period
