-Class of 2025 Boys Recruiting Class Rankings

*Updated around the beginning of each month

1. Vanderbilt University: Will Hartman, Michael Riebe, Jon Ed Steed

2. University of Florida: Joshua Bai, Parker Severs, Trevor Gutschewski, Lorenzo Rodriguez

3. Auburn University: Jake Albert, Logan Reilly, Jack Roberts

⬆️4. University of Texas: Brooks Simmons, Adam Villanueva

⬇️5. University of Alabama: Chase Kyes, Andrew Hinson

⬇️6. Clemson University: Jackson Byrd, Samuel Duran, Tip Price

⬆️7. University of North Carolina- CH: Carson Bertagnole, Mack Edwards

⬆️8. Brigham Young University: Kihei Akina, Jackson Shelley

⬇️9. Princeton University: Eric Zhao, Luke Brandler, one unannounced

NEW 10. University of Notre Dame: Liam Pasternak, Peyton Blackard, Pavel Tsar

*Close behind:

University of California- Los Angeles: Joshua Kim, Tyler Loree

University of Georgia: John Daniel Culbreth, Will Guthrie

Texas Christina University: Sam Udovich, Nathan Miller, Austin Hofferkamp

University of Oklahoma: Eli Walker Campbell, Preston Albee, Adam Anderson

Texas A&M University: Mitchell Maier, Shiv Parmar

Arizona State: Bowen Mauss, Kent Karlstrom

University of South Carolina: Andre Zhu, Mason Kucia, Talan Harrison

Texas Tech University: Simon Hovdal, Brady McHenry

*Looking at:

Mississippi State University: Jackson Skinner, Jackson Cook, Bryson Hughes

University of Kentucky: Charles Cauthen, Cameron Phillips, Maddox Crowder, Cole Stockard

Baylor University: Tyler Sanford, Patrick Babb

Duke University: Alex Weinberg, Charles Nelson, Arjun Caprihan

*Our rankings are based off of analysis of all three junior rankings metrics, and WAGR (for int'l athletes) for the athletes which we have received confirmation of commitment. We may not have full information regarding all of the top int'l athletes; please send us any information that we may be missing!

6/30: The only new addition to our teams this month is Pavel Tsar to Notre Dame, giving them one top-50 and two top-75 recruits. In the top 10, things are a bit murky after the top 2. Alabama's Hinson has been sidelined due to injury, and his status is unknown at this time. There are teams such as Clemson, Georgia, BYU, Arizona State and North Carolina that each have one highly ranked recruit with an additional recruit who has yet to break through this year. Other teams such as Princeton, Texas, TCU. and UCLA have several solid top-30 or top-50 recruits for a well rounded class. We've moved Texas up to #6 ahead of UCLA and Georgia this month, and look to move teams around as some of the supporting recruits hopefully break through this summer.

8/2: There are some big moves in our rankings this month. Florida's addition of international star Joshua Bai and Trevor Gutschewski's win at the US Junior vault the Gators into the #2 spot all the way from our 'close behind' list. The only question is, with four 2025 recruits, how will they be under the proposed roster limit of nine? Alabama remains in our top 4 as Andrew Hinson has returned to competitive play and has played solidly at open AJGAs. Texas moves ahead of Princeton, as Brandler has been the one consistent player in the Tigers' group this season. UNC Chapel Hill joins our top-10 as their 2nd recruit, Mack Edwards, has improved his play and ranking, especially at the US Junior. UCLA moves down to #10, as Loree has not had as much success in 2024 as in 2023. Georgia and TCU drop out of our top 10, but are close on the heels of BYU and UCLA.

8/30 We're getting close to our final recruiting class rankings on signing day, and we've been looking closely at the 2nd and 3rd recruits' performance on each of the teams. Texas has moved into the #4 spot, as both recruits are within the top 15 of individual rankings and have had a solid season. The top three teams have solidified their spots before signing day, and we don't expect their rankings to change. Numbers 5-8 are all similar with one top-10 recruit and a solid supporting golfer, and these four teams could move around easily in the next two months. Princeton remains at #9, as Zhao has slipped in the rankings this year, but Brandler's game is much better than his ranking. After analyzing our 'close behind' teams, we moved Notre Dame to the #10 spot, as the Irish have two solid top-30 players and a third who plays better than his JGS ranking indicates. The last spot may come down to Notre Dame, Georgia, and UCLA at the time of signing day.