Signing day is here for college golf.

The Class of 2026’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.

Here’s a look at the rankings for players and classes in the Class of 2026 on the men’s side (subject to change).

Top 25 players

1. Mason Howell, Georgia
2. Luke Colton, Vanderbilt
3. Tyler Watts, Tennessee
4. Hugo Le Goff, Virginia
5. Tyler Mawhinney, Vanderbilt
6. Hamilton Coleman, Georgia
7. Oscar Couilleau, Arizona State
8. Pennson Badgett, Tennessee
9. Bailey Sutter, Alabama
10. John Doyle, LSU
11. Phillip Dunham, Alabama
12. Preston Hage, North Carolina
13. Lev Grinberg, Arkansas
14. Asher Vargas, North Carolina
15. Tomas Restrepo, Ole Miss
16. Luke Ringkamp, Pepperdine
17. Coltrane Mittag, Oklahoma
18. Kailer Stone, Pepperdine
19. Le Khanh Hung, Illinois
20. William Hou, USC
21. Guus Lafeber, Arkansas
22. Ayden Fynaut, Pepperdine
23. Jackson Ormond, Florida
24. Kuan Zhou, Northwestern
25. Callixte Alzas, Cal

Top 10 classes

1. Vanderbilt: Luke Colton, Tyler Mawhinney
2. Georgia: Hamilton Coleman, Mason Howell, Drew Woolworth
3. Tennessee: Pennson Badgett, Tyler Watts
4. Alabama: Phillip Dunham, Bailey Sutter
5. North Carolina: Preston Hage, Asher Vargas
6. Arizona State: Oscar Couilleau, Cheng-Wei Hsieh, Bryan Newman
7. Virginia: Huge Le Goff, Jager Pain
8. Pepperdine: Ayden Fynaut, Luke Ringkamp, Kailer Stone
9. Arkansas: Lev Grinberg, Guus Lafeber
10. Oklahoma: Max Emberson, Coltrane Mittag

This article originally appeared on Golfweek: College golf signing day: Top men’s players, rankings Class of 2026