McRae finished with a three-round total of 242 with scores of 75, 80 and 87 to claim her 19^th consecutive title.

The first round of the championships were played in March, before competition was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a modified competition, only the players' best three scores were counted from the four rounds.

McRae said the delay after round one - where she shot 75 - gave the 2020 title a different feeling.

"There was a period in there from the first round to my first round back (after the COVID-19 restrictions eased) where I hadn't picked up a club for 12 weeks. That was really difficult," she said.

"With everything else going on this year ... it has put everything in perspective a little bit. Everyone has been so focused on the other stuff, it's been difficult to make this a priority.

"But I'm of course thankful to win ... and grateful to have the course back open again."

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Hamilton's Sue Walter had the best nett score in A Grade with 229.

In other grades, Annabelle Plowright claimed the B Grade championship with scratch scores of 101, 98 and 96 for a three-round total of 295. Kath Rook was the B Grade nett winner with 229.

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Meanwhile talented youngster Izabella McIntyre added her name to the honour board with victory in C Grade.

McIntyre, 12, blew away the competition with three consistent rounds of 101, 108 and 102 for a total of 311.

McIntyre said it was "very exciting" to win and stand alongside McRae and Plowright at the end of the day.

"It was pretty nerve-racking and fun to hold the trophy next to them," she said.

"Thanks to the golf club for letting me play, my Dad and all the women I played with and against."

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McIntyre was also thankful to take two days off school last week to participate in the championships.

"We didn't have school on Tuesday because there was a career expo, but Thursday I got off," she said.

"Dad was okay with it - I think he would rather I play golf."

After three consistent rounds McIntyre's handicap is now down to 25. Her goal is to get it below 20.

The C Grade nett winner was Vonn Bullogh on a countback with 234.

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