Canterbury's Marc Chapman won the event in 2018, 2019 and following the pandemic in 2021.
A fencing instructor has won his fourth World Crazy Golf Championship title at an event in East Sussex.
More than 90 players from nine countries, including Romania, the US, Australia, and Hungary, took part in the main competition. Mr Chapman, who won the world title in 2018, 2019, and in 2021 when it returned following the pandemic, said the changing conditions on the seafront was this biggest obstacle because he was "completely exposed to the elements".More than 90 players from nine countries took part in the main competition
"Every shot has that sort of winning pressure when you stand over it, because the expectation is to get an ace, to get it in in one," he said.
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