2012

Truth and Reconciliation: 

In the lead-up to the 2012 London Olympics, Danger Golf enthusiasts were dismayed when the sport was excluded from the official programme, reportedly vetoed by Sebastian Coe himself. Despite the setback, the 2012 Danger Golf World Championship (DGWC) in Wych Hill proceeded with great fanfare, quickly overshadowing the previous year's controversies.

The competition saw fierce battles on creatively challenging courses, with the Vatican City team emerging as a formidable contender. Their precision and bravery captivated the audience, carrying them through the tournament. In a tense and thrilling final, the Vatican City faced off against Bolivia. Despite Bolivia's strong performance, the Vatican City team triumphed, continuing the trend of successful micro nations in Danger Golf.

The 2012 DGWC was celebrated as a classic, highlighting the sport's resilience and the dedication of its global community. The Vatican City's victory became a symbol of hope, showing that the spirit of competition thrived, even without Olympic recognition.