FootGolf USA updates AFGL club rankings for 2025-2026 season

FootGolf USA's Instagram account said the "Ranking Season 2025-2026 Updated!" and directed followers to "STANDINGS" for the AFGL Clubs First Division, putting the league's club race back on the board. The update runs through FootGolf USA's official rankings hub, which it calls the official U.S. FootGolf ranking system and which uses a BlueGolf-powered table rather than a loose list.

That table shows West Coast FGC in first place with six events and 3,169.44 points, a 1,039.07-point lead over Atlantic United FGC. Atlantic is second with only two events and 2,130.37 points, which keeps the pressure on its next results because it has more room to add points than the clubs already logging heavier schedules. Angel City FGC is third on five events and 1,615.27 points, while Oakland FGC sits fourth with three events and 1,317.73 points.

The real squeeze is in the middle. Atlantic United, Angel City and Oakland are separated by 812.64 points from second through fourth, a gap small enough to flip with one strong weekend or one cold stretch. West Coast's edge is bigger, but six events have already given it both volume and separation, so challengers will need to make up ground on points while also matching its pace in event count.

FootGolf USA says AFGL Tour and U.S. Amateur Tour events are combined in one calendar, which makes the standings more than a vanity board. Every result feeds the same season-long chase for position, and the updated Clubs First Division shows exactly where that race stands inside a league FootGolf USA says dates to Nov. 19, 2011. The first FootGolf tournament in the United States was played July 22, 2012, at Chula Vista Resort in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, and this latest ranking refresh keeps that same competitive framework moving.