College golf signing day: Top women's players, classes for Class of 2025

Here's where the top players are headed.

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Nov 13, 2024 - 09:01
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College golf signing day: Top women's players, classes for Class of 2025

Signing day is here, even if it’s unlike anyone before it.

The Class of 2025’s early signing period began Wednesday, meaning hundreds of student-athletes from across the country signed grant-in-aid agreements with schools. Grant-in-aid agreements have replaced the national letter of intent moving forward.

However, impending roster limits in college golf have shaken up signing day and like never before, leaving some players scrambling in the 11th hour to find a home. Most of the elite players haven’t dealt with issues, but elite players make up a small majority of all college golf signees, meaning a scramble has been occurring in the lead up to signing day.

On the women’s side, Duke is making a big splash on signing day, inking two of the top three players in the class in No. 1 Rianne Malixi and No. 3 Avery McCrery. Surfer-turned-golfer Scarlett Schremmer, No. 2 in the rankings, has settled on Texas A&M to play her college golf.

Here’s a look at the rankings for players and classes in the Class of 2025 (subject to change).

Top 25 players

  1. Rianne Malixi, Duke
  2. Scarlett Schremmer, Texas A&M
  3. Avery McCrery, Duke
  4. Eila Galitsky, South Carolina
  5. Elizabeth Rudisill, Vanderbilt
  6. Sarah Hammett, USC
  7. Madison Messimer, Tennessee
  8. Arianna Lau, Northwestern
  9. Sophie Han, Oregon
  10. Natalie Yen, Texas A&M
  11. Chloe Kovelesky, Wake Forest
  12. Brynn Kort, Texas A&M
  13. Pimpisa Rubrong, Arizona State
  14. Ryleigh Knaub, LSU
  15. Thanana Kotchasanamanee, Princeton
  16. Thapasit Thitikarn, Tennessee
  17. Anna Song, Stanford
  18. Kathryn Ha, Vanderbilt
  19. Athena Yoo, UCLA
  20. Kristina Xu, Columbia
  21. Kacey Ly, UCLA
  22. Matilda Bjorkman, Ole Miss
  23. Maye Huang, UCLA
  24. Katelyn Huber, Florida
  25. Yu-Chu Chen, Oklahoma State

Top 10 Classes

  1. Duke: Rianne Malixi, Avery McCrery
  2. Texas A&M: Brynn Kort, Scarlett Schremmer, Natalie Yen, Avery Zweig
  3. South Carolina: Eila Galitsky
  4. Vanderbilt: Elizabeth Rudisill, Kathryn Ha
  5. USC: Sarah Hammett
  6. Tennessee: Isabella Johnson, Madison Messimer, Thapasit Thitikarn
  7. UCLA: Maye Huang, Kacey Ly, Zoe Sprecher, Athena Yoo
  8. Wake Forest: Chloe Kovelesky, Chutimon Rujiranan, Ella Yokota
  9. Princeton: Thanana Kotchasanmanee, Luna Lu, Sarah Lim
  10. LSU: Ryleigh Knaub, Perla Sol Sigurbrandsdottir
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