College golf signing day: Top women's players, classes for Class of 2027

Cameron Jourdan, GolfweekWed, November 11, 2026 at 1:41 PM UTC

Signing day is here for college golf.
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
Asia Young, 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
Women's college golf Class of 2027 team recruiting rankings
Stanford (Asterisk Talley*, Anna Song)
UCLA (Shauna Liu, Lily Peng)
Yale (Emily Song, Jenna Kim)
Texas (Adriana Garcia, Anna Ludvova, Alexis Lamadrid, Asia Young)
Wake Forest (Amelie Zalsman)
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
Cameron Jourdan is an assistant editor of Golfweek, covering college and amateur golf, the PGA Tour and plenty more. Follow Cameron on X/Twitter (@Cam_Jourdan) or Instagram (@GolfweekJourdan).
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