SIGN SPELL HAZARDS OF PLAYING ON "WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS GOLF COURSE" AT US ARMY GARRISON...

SIGN SPELL HAZARDS OF PLAYING ON "WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS GOLF COURSE" AT US ARMY GARRISON OF CAMP BONIFAS NEAR HEAVILY FORTIFIED DEMILITARIZED ZONE BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH KOREA. A sign spells out the Hazards of playing the 'Worlds most dangerous golf course' at the U.S. army garrison of Camp Bonifas near the heavily fortified demilitarized zone which separates South Korea from communist North Korea November 28, 1997. The mine field near the golf course is probably the largest, most actively managed landmine field in the world. The landmine defence array in South Korea is the main reason why U.S. president Bill Clinton has refused to sign a treaty banning the weapons. SCANNED FROM NEGATIVE. REUTERS/Paul Barker