The overall winner for the championships was Noeline Bell after a number of exceptional rounds. 

Bell topped the division one competition during play on Sunday with a nett 73 on a count-back from Colleen Bennett. 

It was Grace Galeano scoring the day’s best in division two with a nett 67 over runner-up Di Evans on 76. 

The Sunday competition was won in division three by Renate Boulter just one ahead of Bridget O’Reilly. 

With just one round left to play on Tuesday, Bell was comfortably in the lead, while Veronica Coman and Boulter headed up divisions two and three. 

The final round on Tuesday brought with it superior weather for the last stint of the 54-hole championships. 

Coman had been playing so well during the championships her handicap slotted her up to division one. 

However, the parameters were players would start off their initial handicap for all 54-holes. 

With the shift, Coman provided the best score in division one with Grace Galeano nipping at her heels. 

Mary Armstrong topped the final for division two, two shots ahead of Sandra Mullaney. 

In the division three competition, Pat James won the day over runner-up Judy Auland. 

A golden shot hole on the 18th was won by Colleen Bennett. 

Bell hadn’t dropped her good form to be one of the best putters on the day alongside Nora Trent. 

With the handicap rules set, the overall scratch winners were Pam Hahne in division one over runner-up Faye Nicholson. 

Galeano won the handicap standings. 

Scratch winner in division two was Coman just ahead of Wendy Dunn. 

The handicap winner was Narelle Harrison. 

Boulter led the whole competition to win the division three scratch standings. 

Sue Cotterill won the overall putting standings with 201 puts over 54-holes.