A screengrab of the Lynx Lodge website / Lynx Lodge

She is said to be “very happy” with her win - but whether she will fully appreciate being surrounded by sexy female models offering mud wrestling, massages and purring wake up calls is not yet known.

Deodorant maker Lynx - famous for its suggestive commercials - ran the Lynx Lodge contest offering a stay at a resort set to open next month at Lake Macquarie as a dream come true for most men.

But competition organisers today confirmed a female entrant had been randomly selected as the winner.

“There was no choice on who won from our behalf - it was just a random generated winner,” a spokeswoman for Lynx said.

“A lot of women shop and buy Lynx products for their husbands, sons, brothers and fathers. So the likelihood a women would win the competition was very high.

“Often people win these competitions that might not be exactly what everyone would think. From our point of view we think it’s great - it was a fun prize and we think she will have a great time,” the spokeswomen said.

The competition website said a team of models would make up the “friendly and flexible” lodging staff and will offer on-the-spot back rubs, breakfast in bed and “sexy wake-up calls”.

“From grabbing your wood on the golf course through to getting filthy on a dirt bike, every day at the Lynx Lodge will leave you utterly shagged,” the website said.

Evening entertainment will include mud wrestling and games of Twister.

“There is staff at the lodge who are there essentially to play a hospitality role - making the dinner, serving drinks, making sure you have everything you want while you’re there. But it is nothing beyond that, so it’s perfectly fine for a women, man, family, anyone,” the spokeswoman said.

The woman has been contacted and is said to have been very happy with winning.

The competition states she will be able to take along seven friends to enjoy six nights at the Lynx Lodge.

While men expressed excitement at the idea on the competition back in August - many females criticising it as “sexist” and being marketed like a “brothel”.