Commit Statistics

Check back periodically for fun facts and statistics about future commits and signees!

⭐Updated 5/18/25

*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 pending roster limits and commitment changes reported to CGC

Class of 2025 Boys:

-All golfers in the JGS top- 25 are committed

-All golfers in the rankings 26-50 committed (one re-classed)

-One golfer in the rankings 51-100 is uncommitted

Class of 2025 Girls:

-All golfers in the JGS top-25 are committed

-All golfers in the rankings 26-50 are committed

-Twelve golfers in the rankings 51-100 are uncommitted

Class of 2026 boys:

-Three boys in the JGS top-25 are uncommitted

-Four boys in the rankings 26-50 are uncommitted

-Twenty-two boys in the rankings 51-100 are uncommitted

Class of 2026 girls:

-Three girls in the rankings 1-25 are uncommitted

-Eleven girls in the rankings 26-50 are uncommitted

-Twenty-nine girls in the rankings 51-100 are uncommitted

Highest number of D1 commits per school:

Class of 2026 Boys:

-Four: Arizona State

-Three: Auburn, Georgia, Georgia Southern, Cincinnati, James Madison, Long Beach State, Utah, Wisconsin

-Two: Alabama, Arkansas, Ball State, BYU, Cal Berkeley, UCLA, Clemson, Colorado, Columbia, Florida, Fresno State, Furman, Georgia Tech, Illinois, Kansas State, Kentucky, Louisville, LSU, Loyola Marymount, Maryland, Mississippi State, Navy, North Carolina, North Texas, Northwestern, Oklahoma, Oregon State, Pepperdine, Purdue, Seattle, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt, Virginia

Class of 2026 Girls:

-Four: Miami, Texas Tech

-Three: Arizona, Auburn, Ball State, Georgia, UNLV, Rice, Virginia, Wake Forest, Western Kentucky

-Two: Alabama, Arkansas, Baylor, Cal Berkeley, Colorado State, Duke, Eastern Kentucky, Georgia Southern, Houston, Indiana, James Madison, Kansas, Kansas State, Memphis, Minnesota, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Southern California, South Carolina, Stanford, Texas, Yale