The CGC Uncommitted Watch

*Updated 9/23

Who are the top available 2026 golfers who are not committed or who haven't announced a commitment yet? Who might be a diamond in the rough? We dig through the rankings and find athletes who stand out with their results and track them here!

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Jio Yoo, Irvine CA: Yoo is athlete who had a hot stretch from late July to October of 2024, with 13/21 rounds in red numbers. She is a busy golfer, with many Toyota Tour Cup and AJGA events on her schedule. Yoo recorded one win and four top-3 TTC finishes in 2024, with five top-10s. On the AJGA circuit, she demonstrated consistency with one top-5 and two top-10 finishes in 2024. Look for more top finishes from Yoo in 2025.

Landon Abalateo, California: Abalateo upped his game this summer, with 11 of 16 rounds under par since June. He won both the AJGA PGA West Junior Championship and the FCG International Junior Championship, in addition to a JGNC top-5 and a top-10 finish. He had a respectable top-40 finish at Junior Worlds. As one of several uncommitted top-100 players, a mid-major team could benefit from his commitment.

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Frederick Egnatios, Arizona: Egnatios sits just out of the top-100 ranked players, but in 34 multi-day event rounds in 2025, he has only 11 over a 73. He has two JGAA runner-up finishes and one top-10, along with two AJGA top-10 finishes since June. He qualified for the Junior PGA Championship via a 2nd place finish at his section PGA event. He is an athlete that could be picked up from a mid-major or lower ranked D1 school, with a positive upside.

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Vera Donagh Lee, California: Lee has quietly amassed a strong summer resume with one AJGA win, one top-5, one top-10, and an 11th place finish. That's come consistency. In the early spring she carded both a top-5 and a top-10 on the Toyota Tour Cup circuit, and her results from 2025 have slid her into the top-50 in her class rankings.

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