127 shares By: Adam Woodard and Julie Williams | November 14, 2019 4:43 pm The pens have been put to paper and college golf’s Class of 2020 is officially starting to take shape. Junior golfers around the country were finally able to sign and send their National Letters of Intent to the school of their choice on Wednesday, taking the next step in their careers as student-athletes. After taking some time to break down and analyze both the men’s and women’s signings, there was a clear winner to the day and plenty of other storylines to follow before the players get to campus next fall. Here’s what Golfweek’s Julie Williams and Adam Woodard learned from National Signing Day. National Signing Day: Women | Men | Best PhotosMore: Skoler finds maturity through journey to Virginia Stanford men win the day You’ll be hard-pressed to find a better class in 2020 than the group Cardinal coach Conrad Ray recruited to The Farm. Stanford…
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