AFGL New Jersey 100 at Minerals added to official results hub

The American FootGolf League’s New Jersey 100 at Minerals highlights page was updated on Aug. 5, 2026, but it still says the tournament’s highlights are not currently available. The page’s own template makes clear what is missing, listing hole-in-one’s, birdie streaks, exceptional rounds and other noteworthy scoring accomplishments as the moments fans normally get to see.

That gap matters because BlueGolf is the league’s public results hub, the place where the New Jersey 100 at Minerals is logged in the official season record. Without the recap, the event sits in the system without the usual snapshot of who caught fire, who made the biggest swing in scoring, and which shots shaped the round.

The last complete set of Minerals details shows why the event has long deserved that kind of treatment. In the 2021 AFGL New Jersey 100 - Minerals results, Steve Liberto finished with 8 birdies and 2 eagles, while Nathan Shuey matched him at the top with 4 birdies and 6 eagles. Sean McNamara tied for third, and another 2021 highlights entry showed J. Uriona with 6 birdies and 3 eagles in a round, good for second at -9 after a 62. A separate scorecard for Matthew Przybysz listed 6 birdies in his round.

Those older numbers also show the scale of the tournament itself. The 2021 information page labeled AFGL 100 Minerals a 50-point tournament on the AFGL Tour, with a $70 entry that included both AFGL Tour and Federation for International FootGolf licenses. The schedule listed the event for Sunday, Aug. 22, from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., and said practice was available by booking a tee time before the event, though practice rounds were not included. Minerals Golf Club’s FootGolf layout was listed as par 71, 2,806 yards, with a 60.0 rating and 110 slope.

The bigger backdrop is a sport still fighting for consistent visibility in the United States. The American FootGolf Federation says it introduced FootGolf to North America in 2011, and a 2015 interview identified Juan Fernandez as AFGL’s director of marketing. A November 2025 industry piece said FootGolf has had ups and downs in the United States but remains viable at golf courses. For a league trying to keep rankings, points and standout performances in view, a missing recap leaves the New Jersey 100 at Minerals logged but not fully told.