2021

The 2021 Danger Golf World Cup was a landmark event, filled with drama, skill, and unprecedented sportsmanship. Held at the prestigious Landor International, it was potentially the last time this venue would host the DGWC, making the tournament all the more special. This edition also marked the first DGWC post the COVID-19 pandemic, bringing a sense of normalcy and excitement back to the sport's passionate fans.

England emerged victorious, etching their name in the history books by winning their third World Cup. This triumph allowed them to join Ireland as the only other team to have claimed the coveted title thrice. Their journey to glory was nothing short of remarkable, demonstrating not just their skill on the field but also an unbreakable team spirit.

The tournament began with the qualifiers, where Ian Horlock of England stood out, winning the title of best qualifier for 2021 and the evidence of this was clearly visible on game day with Sir Horlock barely being able to stand up.

During the qualification rounds, a tense altercation broke out involving some unruly outsiders. The English team, rather than being rattled, showed exceptional team ethic by supporting each other and maintaining their focus. This incident, while chaotic, showcased the resilience and unity of the English players, earning them respect from fans and competitors alike.

As the tournament progressed, Vatican City emerged as a formidable opponent. Known for their strategic gameplay and resilience, Vatican City fought valiantly, advancing to the final match with determination and skill. However, despite their best efforts, they once again fell short, losing to England in a thrilling and hard-fought final. 

The 2021 DGWC was more than just a tournament; it was a celebration of the sport's return after the pandemic and a testament to the unwavering spirit of its athletes. As the final match concluded at Landor International, the future of the venue as the host of the DGWC remained uncertain. Yet, the memories created and the stories written during this historic event would be cherished by fans and players for years to come.

In the end, England's victory was a symbol of triumph over challenges, both on and off the field. Their third World Cup win was a testament to their dedication, skill, and the extraordinary camaraderie that propelled them to the pinnacle of Danger Golf.