Bay of Plenty women's golf team have gone down to a dominant Canterbury at this year's Women's Toro Inter-provincials.

Canterbury have been dominant all week at the Ashburton Golf Club for this year's tournament.

Canterbury and Bay of Plenty women's teams. Photo: Supplied.

Facing Bay of Plenty in the final Canterbury's team of Momoka Kobori, Amelia Garvey Catherine Bell, Julianna Hung, Hillary O'Conner produced their best performance of the week winning all five matches to become worthy champions.

After making it through to the final in a dramatic playoff against North Harbour on Saturday, the whole side clicked to win the title for the first time since 1988.

With scores level it was up to Amelia Garvey and Ela Grimwood to lock horns in the semi-final playoff after their match finished all square. It was here where Garvey showed class finding the fairway followed by a safe approach and won with par.

Garvey simply couldn't hide her emotions as this means so much to these girls.

'This hasn't even sunk in, getting through the semi's was the main thing with it being so tight. I missed a couple of putts and then to get the first drive straight and not out of bounds then par the hole was awesome,” Canterbury number two Garvey says.

'I love this team, I think it's the best ever. The way we trust each other to go out there and have fun and with two of our players undefeated it just showed how great they all played this week.”

Ela Grimwood was a standout performer all tournament and remained unbeaten in regulation, so you must feel for her after sadly coming up short in the playoff.

Player of the Tournament was awarded to Canterbury's undefeated Catherine Bell who was their anchor in the middle order.

'Simply amazing feeling, so proud of the girls,” beamed the experienced Bell.

This is her home club which no doubt played a big part in her success.

'I had a few tricks up my sleeve, but with match play you never know so very happy to be in this position now.

'I didn't even want to watch the semi. The nerves were incredible.”

There were many great players and even better golf throughout the week and Hilary O'Conner played conductor in most of it. Leading from the front at number five for Canterbury, she too completed the week unbeaten.

Canterbury manager Kate Johnstone has planned for this for a long time and to see it come off is more than pleasing.

'Everyone kept telling us we had a good team, but we never tried to look at what the outcome was going to be and we have always said, each day you start again and this is where we have ended up.”

'It's hard to believe, I don't think I believe it yet. For Amelia to come from this morning where she looked like she had her game wrapped up, then to bounce back in the playoff was amazing so full credit to her.”

The top four this week created an amazing atmosphere and kept everyone guessing throughout the day. To go with that the local support was superb, turning out in hundreds as they supported the Ashburton Golf Club.

It wasn't hard to see during the week how much these tournaments mean to the players and their province. Bay of Plenty played exciting golf but sadly fell short at the death but Canterbury, you are now the 2015 Toro Interprovincial champions.

Results:

FINAL

CANTERBURY 5 BAY OF PLENTY 0 Momoka Kobori def Alannah Campbell 2/1 , Amelia Garvey def Emmalee Morrell 3/1, Catherine Bell def Rotana Howard 3/2, Juliana Hung def Jodae Ngaheu 3/2, Hillary O'Connor def Heather Keefe 3/1

SEMI FINALS

CANTERBURY 2 ½ NORTH HARBOUR 2 ½ Momoka Kobori lost to Vyan Park 1up, Amelia Garvey halved with Ela Grimwood, Catherine Bell def Krystal Hu 7/6, Juliana Hung lost to Shani White 2/1, Hillary O'Connor def Vaha Fapiano *Garvey def Grimwood on 19^th hole

BAY OF PLENTY 4 ½ WAIKATO ½ Alanna Campbell lost to Chantelle Cassidy 3/1, Emmalee Morrell Brooke Hamilton 2up, Rotana Howard def Fai Tongdethsri 1up, Jodae Ngaheu def Hana-Rae Seifert 1up, Heather Keefe halved with Kelly Nicholas

PLAYOFFS 5^th and 6^th

AUCKLAND 3 MANAWATU WANGANUI2

Munchin Keh def Maraea Durie 1up, Rose Zheng def Leanne Brown 7/6, Brittney Dryland lost toTara Raj 3/1, Siyi Keh lost to Katherine Paskins 1up, Shantael Ligaliga def Tania Hook 3/1

7^th and 8^th

NORTHLAND 3 AORANGI STH CANT 2 Brooke Kingi lost to Catherine Knight 5/3, Alayna Cox halved with Ginny Bolderston, Soktaera Sean def Sharon Bradford 2/1, Kylie Jacoby def Jessica Shearer 5/3, Jo Taylor halved with Hilary Lovett

9^th and 10^th

HAWKES BAY PB 3 ½ WELLINGTON 1 ½ Kate Chadwick def Te Rongopai Clay 2/1, Janie Field def Sam-Maree Brown 2up, Jaimie McIvor def Emma Hayward 2/1, Sara Deam lost to Chelsea Sharp 5/4, Tessa McDonald halved with Glenn Hayward

12^th and 13^th

TARANAKI 4 SOUTHLAND 1 Holly Winter def Robyn Pullar 3/2, Tyla Winter def Angela Gerken 2/1, Rochelle Keegan lost to Olivia Frost 3/1, Melanie Wilson def Helen Baird 2/1, Joanne McDonald def Kate McGregor 4/3

13^th and 14^th

OTAGO 3 TASMAN 2 Jo Hicks-Beach def Eve Clarke 4/3, Abigael Crawford lost to Emily Stenhouse 3/1, Tracey Storer halved with Tracy Bary, Annabel Evans halved with Michele Reardon, Susan Greig def Jody Murray 3/2