Malcolm Hookham, 72, realised a lifetime ambition by winning all five of North Oxford's leading trophies.
Hookham, a former captain, president and trustee completed the set by taking the Captain’s Bowl.
The 11-handicapper, who beat Gary Latham 6 & 4 in the final has been a North Oxford manager for 38 years.
Hookham said: “It was a very emotional experience and a great moment for me.
It was also a great moment for his family because when he was club captain in 1986 his son, Steve, won the Captain’s Bowl and successfully defended it the following year.
His other main trophy wins were the Coronation Cup with Alex Forsyth in 2000 and 2003; the Webber Trophy with Ruth Mills in 2006; the Pimms Cup in 1992; and the Peace Bowl, the club’s oldest trophy dating from 1919, in July this year.
Mark Horseman led from start to finish to land Bicester's club championship, while Laura Watkins scooped her third successive ladies' title.
Solid rounds of 77 and 76 gave five-handicapper Horseman the men's title with 2007 winner Simon Hickman and Paul Davis finishing three shots back.
Watkins carded 81 and 84 in the ladies' event and also won the net title by two shots from Vicky Shepherd.
Aiden McKeran retained his handicap title with nett rounds of 66 and 72 for a four-under par total of 138, two shots ahead of Simon Wakefield.
Abi Laker won Witney Lakes' ladies' championship, while Amanda Baker took the same honour at The Wychwood.
Frilford Heath ladies retained the President's Inter-Club Trophy for the fifth year in succession, after a closely-fought final against Tadmarton Heath.
A BB&O Golf Partnership open day for juniors proved a big hit at Drayton Park.
The club saw 27 nine to 16-year-olds receive coaching from BB&O head coach John Cook and his team under a programme designed to develop talent.
Open days at Drayton, Aylesbury Park and Sand Martinsd were all over-subscribed, so another session is being planned.
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