Class of 2027 Girls Individual Rankings

*Will be updated around the 1st of each month

United States and Canada

5. Anna Fang (Stanford): Another Californian, Fang racked up a number of top-5 finishes at four AJGA invitationals as well as the 2026 World Junior, an impressive feat. She has carded top-10s at the 2024 Junior PGA, 2025 Junior Invitational, 2024 Annika Invitational, and IMG Junior Worlds, and placed in the top-15 in two additional AJGA invitationals in 2024. Fang made match play in three US Women's Amateurs and advanced to the quarterfinals at the 2024 US Girls Junior and round of 16 in 2026. 2025 brought her top-5 finishes at the AJGA RLX, Nelly, and Mizuho invitationals, and she has continued her strong play with a round of 16 appearance at the US Girls Junior and a top-5 at the Junior PGA. She was in the top-10 at the 2025 AJGA Ping Invitational and runner-up at the Rolex TOC. She began 2026 with a top-10 finish at the Junior Invitational.

1. Asterisk Talley (Stanford): Californian Asterisk Talley has been accumulating wins and top finishes in major events for several years. Currently ranked a top US player in WAGR, Talley won three AJGA invitationals from October 2024 through February of 2025, following runner-up finishes at the US Women's Amateur and the US Girls Junior. Talley raised the champion's trophy at the 2024 Junior Invitational and was an impressive 44th at the 2024 US Women's Open. Other notable finishes include a top-5 at the Junior PGA Championship in 2024 and a top-10 at the 2024 Augusta National Women's Amateur. In 2025, she has played in two LPGA events, and she also represented the US in the Curtis Cup in 2024. Talley made match play in the 2025 US Girls Junior and followed that with a win at the 2025 Junior PGA Championship, then was medalist at the US Women's Amateur before dropping her first match. She closed out 2025 with top-5s at the AJGA Ping Invitational and Rolex TOC, and began 2026 with a win at the Junior Invitational and a top-5 finish at the Augusta National Women's Amateur. Talley finished 22nd at the 2026 US Open and made the cut at two other LPGA events, representing the US on the Curtis Cup squad. She had a convincing win at the 2026 US Women's amateur and won the 2026 Annika Invitational.

3. Shauna Liu (UCLA): Adding to the growing list of successful Canadian juniors is Shauna Liu, champion of the AJGA Nelly Invitational and the 2025 & 2026 Canadian Junior Girls. Liu found the top-5 on the leaderboard at the 2025 Fortinet Stanford Invitational, 2026 Nelly Invitational, and the AJGA Rolex Tournament of Champions, and was in the top-10 at the 2025 Dustin Johnson World Junior and the 2024 & 2025 World Junior Championships. Her resume also includes a win at the 2025 Junior Orange Bowl and top-5 finishes in two amateur events at the end of 2024, the Dixie and the Citrus Trail. She added a top-15 at the 2025 & 2026 AJGA Mizuhos and top-10 at the Rolex TOC. In 2026 she has two top-15 finishes at the AJGA Fortinet and the Junior Invitational, reached the round of 16 at the US Girls Junior, and was in the top-15 at the Canadian Women's Amateur. Liu has also found success with several top-5 finishes in Asian professional events.

2. Amelie Zalsman (Wake Forest): Zalsman, a Floridian, achieved her first major win at the 2024 AJGA Rolex Tournament of Champions, adding to a resume that includes top-5 finishes at both the 2026 & 2025 Nelly Invitationals and the 2026 Mizuho, and top-10s at the 2024 AJGA Rolex Girls Junior and the 2025 & 2026 Junior Invitationals. Zalsman was runner-up at the 2026 US Girls Junior and was in the top-5 of the Women's Western Amateur. Zalsman reached the round of 32 at the 2024 US Girls Junior and was in the top-10 at the 2025 Orlando International Amateur. She found success in June of 2025, with a win at the Rolex Girls Championship and top-5 finishes at the Rolex TOC and at two Elite Am series events: the Southwestern Am and the North & South. Zalsman began 2026 with a strong top-15 showing at the Augusta National Women's Amateur, won the Sally, and made match play at the 2026 US Women's Amateur.

4. Eliana Saga (USC): Californian Saga has made some moves up leaderboards, with a top-5 showing at the AJGA Rolex Tournament of Champions and top-10s at the 2024 & 2025 Ping and Annika Invitationals, 2026 Mizuho, as well as the 2025 Rolex Girls and Rolex TOC. A 2024 US Women's Amateur qualifier, Saga also has two AJGA open wins and three invitational top-15 finishes, including the 2025 AJGA Nelly and Mizuho. She shows incredible consistency with only one finish outside the top-20 in a major junior event, and placed in the top-10 at the Southwestern Amateur in 2026 and won the AJGA RLX Ralph Lauren. Saga was in the top-10 at the North & South Amateur, qualified to the 2026 US Women's Amateur, and found the top-10 in the 2026 AJGA Mizuho.

9. Emily Song (Yale): Song joins the top-10 with a top-5 finish in the 2026 AJGA Rolex Girls Championship, top-10s at the 2026 AJGA RLX Ralph Lauren and 2025 Ping Invitational, and a top-15 at the 2025 AJGA Annika Hilton Grand Vacations. She had three AJGA top-3 finishes in 2025 and placed in the top-10 at the 2026 California Women's Amateur. Song also had a top-5 at the 2026 National HS Invitational and at the Annika Invitational.

6. Lily Peng (UCLA): Californian Peng owns top-5 placements at the 2024 Ping & 2025 Invitationals, 2025 & 2026 Mizuho Americas Open, 2025 AJGA RLX, and the 2024 Scott Robertson Memorial. She has carded a top-10 finish at the 2025 AJGA Annika Invitational and top-15 at the 2024 Dustin Johnson. Peng competes often and notched a win at the 2025 Kathy Whitworth Invitational after finishing in the top-5 in 2024. She reached the round of 16 in the 2026 US Girls Junior and impressively reached the semifinals at the US Women's Amateur. She is the 2026 NCGA Amateur champion and was in the top-15 at the 2026 Annika Invitational.

10/26 These are the final rankings before signing day in November 2026. The top-10 includes the US and Canada. We will continue to update the international players within the top-300 in WAGR through signing day.

Ranking system, explained: We assign point values to wins, top-5, top-10, and top-15 finishes in top junior and amateur events within a two year time span. AJGA open events and regional tournaments have been assigned lesser point values, as well as top-3 finishes, and points are subtracted for finishes outside the top-20 in the top junior events. Points adjustments are considered for players who play significantly less or more tournaments than others, and percentage of top finishes are evaluated. Our system rewards consistency of steady performance rather than an athlete with a few great finishes but several sub-par finishes. Events in the past year have more weight than tournaments in the previous year.

Internationals: Including those ranked in the top-300 in AGR, continuously updating through signing day. Several players previously included signed early and began their college careers in 2026.

Alice Kong, France: Kong represented Europe in the Junior Solheim Cup and participated in the European Girls' Team Championship in 2024 and 2026. In 2025, she had a top-10 finished at the AJGA Nelly Invitational and was in the top-15 at the Junior Invitational. Kong also has one junior win and a professional top-10 in France in 2025 and finished 5th at the European Ladies Amateur in 2024. She is currently ranked in the top 100 in WAGR pre-signing day. Her schedule in 2026 has been professional event heavy, with three top-5 and four top-10 finishes throughout Europe.

10. Jenna Kim (Yale): North Carolina's Kim won the Carolina Junior Girls Championship in 2024 & 2026, along with an AJGA open event. Her biggest accomplishment thus far is a top-5 finish in the 2025 Dustin Johnson World Junior, and she had an additional AJGA open win in 2023. Her top-5 finishes include an AJGA open event in 2025 and the 2024 PKBGT Championship. In amateur competition, Kim had an impressive top-5 result in the Carolina Women's Amateur and won the event in 2026. Kim qualified to the 2026 US Women's Amateur and reached the round of 64 in the US Girls Junior after finishing in the top-10 at the Women's Western Junior.

8. Madeline Conser (Kentucky): Conser has ben the model of consistency in the past year. She a notched top-5 finish at the 2026 Rolex Girls Championship, and has amassed numerous regional wins including three open AJGAs in 2026, the 2026 Junior Americas Cup, and the 2026 & 2025 Oregon Junior Amateur. She won the 2026 Oregon Women's Amateur after a top-5 finish in 2025 and qualified to the 2026 US Women's Amateur. Conser also reached the round of 32 in the 2026 US Girls Junior after reaching the round of 64 in 2025.

7. Macie Rasmussen (North Carolina): Rasmussen entered the top-10 following a top-5 at the 2026 Dustin Johnson and wins at two AJGA open events and a PKBGT event in 2025 & 2026, in addition to two top-3 finishes in that time span. Rasmussen finished in the top-10 at the 2026 Dye Invitational and Scott Robertson Memorial, and in the top-5 at the 2025 Elite Invitational, while winning the Virginia Junior Girls Championship. She made match play at the 2025 US Girls Junior, then followed that with a quarterfinal run in 2026, followed by a top-5 at the 2026 Junior PGA Championship and top-15 at the Annika Invitational.

Next up: 11. Asia Young (Texas). 12. Emma Wang

Maria Isabella Erichetto (Virginia): Colombia's Erichetto sits in the top-300 of WAGR rankings due ot her consistent play. She found the top-5 of the leaderboard at the 2025 Dixie Amateur and the 2026 Dustin Johnson and the AJGA Ninja Invitational, and the top-10 at the 2025 & 2026 Toyota Junior World Cups. Erichetto was in the top-15 at the 2025 Dustin Johnson and the 2025 World Junior, also reaching the round of 16 at the 2026 US Girls Junior. She finds success in mid-level junior events, with a top-5 finish at the 2026 Women's Western Junior, top-10 at the 2025 Elite Invitational, and top-15 at the 2026 Scott Robertson.