2016

In the annals of sports history, there exists a tale shrouded in mystery and intrigue, a competition that has become the stuff of legends: the 2015 Danger Golf World Cup. This event, lost to the passage of time, remains enigmatic as no comprehensive records have survived to tell the full story of what transpired on that fateful day.

What little is known paints a vivid picture of high stakes and fierce competition. The tournament was hosted at the prestigious Landor International Arena, a venue renowned for its grandeur and challenging course. Among the participants were the world’s finest danger golfers, each vying for glory and the coveted title.

Australia emerged as the eventual winners of the 2015 tournament, a feat that was as unexpected as it was celebrated. Central to this victory was the heated rivalry between Australia's Chris Kernahan and England's Ian Horlock. Their relationship had been marked by intense competition and a mutual desire to outdo one another on the green.

The climax of their rivalry came during the tournament when Kernahan dealt the fatal blow that sealed England's fate. In a display of unparalleled skill and composure, Kernahan's performance not only knocked England out of the competition but also paved the way for Australia's triumphant path to victory. This moment, though unrecorded in detail, is remembered as the defining act that tipped the scales in Australia’s favor.

And so, the 2015 Danger Golf World Cup remains a fascinating enigma, a lost chapter of sporting glory. While the specifics of that day have faded into obscurity, the legacy of Australia's victory and the legendary duel between Kernahan and Horlock endures, capturing the imagination of sports enthusiasts and historians alike.

Awards, Records and Acknowledgements

Champions: Australia - Kernahan & Philips