Throughout four days of competition, golfers navigated the course in an array of weather conditions.

Daryl Clayton was the tournament’s overall nearest-to-pin on the ninth green winner, claiming a putter for his 23cm effort.

Men and women competed in a four-ball best-ball on Friday. Shaun Allen and Col Apelgren took out the division one competition, while Bob Wynd and Ken Reid won division two.

Lyn Willcock and Judy Clayton were able to nab the women’s competition on the day.

Players competed in a 27-hole competition on Saturday while others opted for the 18-hole competition.

Tim Coffey won the 27-hole scratch event, Sean Rodwell won B Grade and Kevin Clarkson won C Grade.

In the 18-hole scratch competition, Greg Earl won A Grade, Colin Prockter won B Grade and David Hooper won C Grade.

Max Waters, Murray Hart and Eric Thomason won the handicap division for their respected grades.

Women also competed in an 18-hole competition. Division one winner was Joan Fletcher for the scratch event and Joan MacPherson took out the Handicap.

Jane Delley proved too good for the opposition winning division two, scratch, while Muriel Hart was able to claim the handicap trophy.

Mixed teams competed on Sunday in a pinehurst competition. Tim Coffey and Tania Dignan won scratch, while Phillip Wilcock and Lyn Wilcock won handicap.

Bruce Evans, Ben Martin, Matt Evans won the popular three-person-ambrose on Tuesday for the men's division. Dawn Austin, Leonie Shurdington and Chloe Mulraney won the women’s.