Nathan Boehm wins fifth club title at Commercial Albury Golf Club

He posted a 36-hole score of five-over par 145 after firing 72 and 73 on successive Saturdays.

Euan Pickett, David Porter and Case Lustig were two shots back.

"Yeah, I'm pretty happy with that, I spent a lot of time there as a kid," he said.

The 32-year-old won his first title around a decade ago, but doesn't play as much now.

"Life's just busier now, I have two kids, so I do less practice, but there's also less expectation, I just enjoy it now," he offered.

"I play a bit less, but I appreciate it a bit more because I don't get up there as much."

It's obviously working as Boehm is now on his lowest handicap of plus one, a tremendous effort given how little he plays.

Like so many youngsters in the sport, Boehm used to set enormous expectations, but generally speaking they're unrealistic given the game's tricky nature.

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"You see it with all of them (the youngsters who feel they have to play well every week), they get a bit angry until they work it out and starting playing better because they're a bit more relaxed," he explained.

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Sam Bakes, the club's youngest champion at 14, didn't defend his title.