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Women's Golf by Brian Brownfield

Fang Set to Join The Farm

Top five amateur in her class joins Stanford

STANFORD, Calif. — Stanford women’s golf added to its talented roster on National Signing Day, welcoming Anna Fang as the program’s newest signee.

“We are thrilled to welcome Anna to our team. We have known her name and followed her strong junior career for many years,” Margot and Mitch Milias Director of Women’s Golf Anne Walker said of Fang. “Knowing that she will be wearing the Stanford ‘S’ next year brings us great excitement! She will bring a fun, energetic spirit to the team as well as tremendous national team experience.”

A native of San Diego, Fang is set to graduate from Del Norte High School in 2027. She is a two-time junior All-American and two-time United States National Junior Team member who is ranked second in the Class of 2027 by Golf Channel and fifth in the Class of 2027 by the American Junior Golf Association. Earlier this year, she earned top-ten finishes at the Fortinet Stanford Invitational and the Girls’ Junior Invitational. Last November, she placed runner-up in the Rolex Tournament of Champions.

Like many others in the Cardinal program, Fang has competed at Augusta National, making her debut in the Augusta National Women’s Amateur in 2026 and competing in the 2018 Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals. She also reached the quarterfinals in the U.S. Girls’ Junior in 2024 and has represented the United States in both the Junior Ryder Cup and Junior Solheim Cup.

“I chose Stanford because of the incredible opportunities it offers both academically and athletically,” Fang mentioned. “I’m so excited to be part of such an amazing team culture and to continue growing as both a student and an athlete. I can’t wait to get started!”

Stanford has just one senior on this year’s roster (Paula Martín Sampedro) and four juniors. Fang is yet another addition to a loaded Cardinal field that features four golfers in the top 50 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings. Fang is currently ranked 40th and has been as high as 37th.

Fang is interested in becoming a Communication or Film major.

The Cardinal will resume its 2026-27 season on Feb. 8-9 with the Arizona Thunderbird Intercollegiate, sending a group of individuals.