Commit Statistics
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âUpdated 10/12/24
*Statistics are generated from information we have researched and what has been shared with us. Some Ivy league schools do not let athletes announce their commitment until winter of senior year; therefore, we cannot report on some commits that are unannounced.
Commits per rankings:
**Subject to change due to new roster limits and commitment changes reported to CGC
Class of 2025 Boys:
-Every golfer in the JGS top- 25 is committed
-Two golfers in the rankings 26-50 are uncommitted
-Three golfers in the rankings 51-100 are uncommitted
Class of 2025 Girls:
-Two golfers in the JGS top-25 are uncommitted
-Two golfers in the rankings 26-50 are uncommitted
-17 golfers in the rankings 51-100 are uncommitted
Class of 2026 boys:
-Thirteen boys in the JGS top-25 are committed
-Nine boys in the rankings 26-50 are committed
-Fourteen boys in the rankings 51-100 are committed
Class of 2026 girls:
-Seven girls in the rankings 1-25 are committed
-Seven girls in the rankings 26-50 are committed
-Two girls in the rankings 51-100 are committed
Highest number of D1 commits per school:
**Subject to change due to new roster limits and commitment changes reported to CGC
Class of 2025 Boys:
-Four: Elon, Florida, Kentucky, Sam Houston State, Troy
-Three: Auburn, Bucknell, Clemson, Cincinnati, Coastal Carolina, Connecticut, Duke, East Carolina, Houston, Indiana, Louisiana Monroe, Louisiana Lafayette, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Oklahoma, Oregon, Princeton, San Diego, South Carolina, SMU, Chattanooga, TCU, Vanderbilt, West Virginia, William Mary, Wofford
-Two: Alabama, Army West Point, Arizona State, Augusta, Ball State, Baylor, Boston College, BYU, Cal Berkeley, UCLA, UC Santa Barbara, Charleston, Colorado, Columbia, Davidson, East Tennessee State, Fresno State, Furman, Georgia, Georgetown, Gonzaga, High Point, Long Beach State, Maryland, Miami Ohio, Michigan, Michigan State, Middle Tennessee State, Missouri, Murray State, Navy, North Carolina, UNLV, Northwestern, Northern Illinois, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma State, Penn State, Radford, Saint Joseph's, Samford, Santa Clara, Southern Mississippi, Stanford, St Bonaventure, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Utah Valley, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Washington, Washington State, Wright State, Wyoming, Xavier, Yale
Class of 2025 Girls:
-Four: UCLA, Columbia, Lipscomb, Texas A&M
-Three: Alabama Birmingham, Arizona State, Auburn, Bucknell, Missouri, North Carolina, North Georgia, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Princeton, San Francisco, Tennessee, Virginia, Wake Forest, Wisconsin
-Two: Arkansas, Amherst, Arizona, Augusta, Austin Peay, Baylor, Belmont, Bowling Green, Cal Berkeley, Cal Davis, California Baptist, Cal Riverside, Cal State Northridge, Charleston, Clemson, Columbia, Colorado, Dartmouth, Detroit Mercy, Duke, Florida State, Furman, Georgia, Georgia State, High Point, Jacksonville, James Madison, Kansas State, LSU, Louisville, Long Beach State, Maryland, Memphis, Michigan, Mississippi State, Murray State, Nebraska, Northwestern, NC State, Oklahoma State, Penn State, Richmond, Santa Clara, South Alabama, Southern Methodist, Stanford, Troy, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, Washington, Washington State, Western Kentucky, Western Carolina, Wyoming
Class of 2026 Boys:
-Three: Georgia, Cincinnati
-Two: Arkansas, Arizona State, Ball State, UCLA, Clemson, Kentucky, Pepperdine, Texas, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt
Class of 2026 Girls:
-Two: Indiana, Houston, Miami, Southern California
