Jennifer, the reigning Largs Golf Club champion, emerged victorious after a closely contested match that swung back and forth throughout the afternoon before she secured a 2&1 win to lift the prestigious county title.
The Largs golfer made the perfect start, winning the opening hole with a par four to take an early lead.
The players matched each other from the second through to the sixth, before Audrey levelled the contest at the seventh with a par four.
The Loudoun player then edged ahead at the famous Postage Stamp eighth hole, where a par three gave her a one-hole advantage heading into the back nine.
Despite surrendering her lead, Jennifer responded immediately after the turn, winning the 10th with a par four to square the match once again. She moved back in front at the difficult 11th, where a five proved good enough to take the hole.
The momentum shifted again at the 12th when Audrey produced one of the shots of the day, holing out from around 70 yards for a birdie three to draw level.
Undeterred, Jennifer regained the lead at the 14th with a solid par three and maintained her advantage as the tension mounted.
The decisive moment arrived at the 16th, when Audrey eventually conceded the hole, allowing the Largs player to move two up with two holes remaining.
With the match then dormie two, Jennifer calmly halved the 17th to seal a deserved 2&1 victory and secure the Ayrshire Women’s Champion of Champions Trophy.
Following her triumph, Jennfer was presented with the trophy and a commemorative medal by Ayrshire Golf Association past president Andrew Gilligan.
The victory marks another significant achievement for the Largs golfer, who added the county’s Champion of Champions title to her growing list of honours with a composed and determined performance on one of Scotland’s most renowned championship courses.