Terang made it three in a row when it beat Hamilton in the Western District Golf Association women's handicap division one grand final on Monday.
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Captain Marion Venn labelled the 4-1 victory a "fantastic result" at the Port Fairy Golf Course.
"We're really pleased to be able to take out the division one flag again," she said after Terang added to its 2017 and 2018 handicap titles.
Venn said she came into the match expecting a tough contest with Hamilton.
"We knew it would be a close day," she said.
"There wasn't much difference in the handicaps between the two teams."
A consistent Terang also beat Hamilton 4-1 earlier in the pennant at Cobden.
Venn said it was a tightly contested pennant this year.
"There was nothing in it until the last round," she said.
Terang had to overcome a strong Warrnambool team to make it to the decider.
Meanwhile, the most thrilling encounter of the day was played in division three.
All eyes were on Warrnambool's Annette Blake and Camperdown's Jenny Hillman on the 19th hole.
With the scores level at 2-2, Blake found something on the final hole of the day to take Warrnambool to victory.
Blake, who was playing her first year of pennant, said she enjoyed the thrill of finishing the match.
"To go down to the 19th, and Jenny is a really good friend of mine, it was great," she said.
Captain Jenny Parsons was stoked with the 3-2 victory, describing it as "unbelievable".
Camperdown came to play in the decider after going down to Warrnambool 5-0 in the opening round of the pennant.
Parsons said she was proud of team's effort on a variety of golf courses this year.
"We never had a home advantage at all, we never played on our home ground, we played away the whole time," she said.
"So that was good that we won it."
Division two saw pennant leader Hamilton take out the decider with a 3-2 win over Terang.
Hamilton captain Cheryl Brinkmann said it pleasing to claim victory after a tight match.
"We came in quietly confident but every day is different and Port Fairy (the course) is quite difficult," she said.
Hamilton had beaten Terang earlier in the pennant on its way to finishing on top of the ladder.
Coleraine had its day in the division four handicap grand final with a 4-1 victory over Parklands.
Captain Dot Norris said her team adjusted well to the Port Fairy course.
"It's just fantastic because we're sandscrape players," she said.
Coleraine managed to turn the tables in the decider at Port Fairy.
It finished the pennant on top of the ladder after winning five out six of its matches.
The only team it lost to during the pennant was Parklands.
The Coleraine captain said she was thrilled her team turned it around in the grand final.
"We were pretty happy to come away with the win," Norris said.
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