Eduard, from Kingston Heath, built his win on control across four rounds of 68-68-67-69 to finish at 16-under 272. He shared the opening-round lead, moved into command through the middle rounds, and carried a two-shot advantage into the final day. A steady closing 69 proved enough.

Fellow Victorian Hamish Farquharson (66) and Western Australia’s Josiah Edwards (67) both finished one shot back, applying pressure until the finish. Eduard’s win marks a step forward from last year, when he finished fourth.

The championship also saw an early twist as two-time defending champion Kayun Mudadana (2024, 2025) did not start the third round after opening the week, leaving the door open for a new winner.

Eduard continues a strong 2026, highlighted by victory at the Australian Master of the Amateurs and a recent T-14 against professionals at the Heritage Classic.

In the women’s event, Amelia Harris surged from five shots behind to win with rounds of 73-69-71-67, finishing at 12-under 280.

The 17-year-old produced a bogey-free 67 in the final round to chase down Rachel Lee, who closed with a 73 after leading through three rounds.

Grace Rho finished third at 8-under, while Lara Thomsen and Jordyn Dee shared fourth.