Rosebud Country Club played host to the PGA Pro-Am Series with a stellar field teeing it up to contest the title.

With the ISPS HANDA PGA Tour of Australasia on a short break the Tour Pros made their way down the Mornington Peninsula.

Amongst the 65 man field were Ashley Hall who will this year tee it up at The Open, the inform Deyen Lawson and local favourite James Marchesani.

Highlighting the uniqueness of golf, female PGA Professionals compete alongside their male contemporaries on the PGA Pro-Am Series with the notable addition of Queensland Pro Alexandra Orchard, joining her partner Deyen Lawson in the field.

She was joined by Huntingdale Professional Lisa Jean, the pair each shooting 1-over 73 to be T31. A little further down the leaderboard was Belinda Diamond.

But the day belonged to Tow Power Horan who fired an impressive 9-under 63 to win the Rosebud Country Club Pro-Am by two shots from Rory Bourke and Peter Wilson.

This impressive round from the second year Professional set a new course record for the Rosebud layout.

Firing 5-under 67 Ashley Hall, Matt Jager and Andrew Schonewille rounded out the top-5 on the leaderboard.