2018

The 2018 Danger Golf World Cup (DGWC) was a thrilling event held at Landor International on a sunny September day. Ireland and the USA faced off in an intense final that had spectators on edge. Ireland, known for their strategic prowess, aimed to make history, while the USA brought formidable skill and competitive spirit.

This year, the DGWC introduced "danger zones," marked by hula-hoops across the course. Players declaring an unplayable lie had to stand in these zones for a round, adding excitement and unpredictability. Many competitors honed their skills at Woking's prime club, Bank, leading to fierce qualification rounds.

An intriguing twist in this year's DGWC was the presence of Ben Palmer, the eliminator in every match due to his free agent status. Known for his precision and mental fortitude, Palmer's role added an extra layer of challenge, as his eliminations could dramatically shift the course of any game.

In the final match, the USA took an early lead, but Ireland steadily closed the gap. The climax saw Ireland's captain execute a flawless shot from a danger zone, landing the ball perfectly and securing Ireland's victory. The crowd erupted in cheers as Ireland celebrated their record third DGWC win, the first country to achieve this milestone.

The 2018 DGWC at Landor International was a celebration of skill, strategy, and sportsmanship. The "danger zones" added a new dimension to the game, providing unforgettable moments. Ben Palmer's role as the eliminator heightened the drama, and Ireland's historic victory under the clear September skies marked a defining moment in Danger Golf history.