THOUSAND OAKS, CALIFORNIA (October 9, 2005) -- While none of the leaders was able to birdie the finishing hole at the Amex World Golf Championship at San Francisco's Harding Park, John Ramirez was able to avoid a sudden-death playoff by ending things from the middle of the fairway at Los Robles Golf Course.

Ramirez, playing a group in front of the leaders, stood tied with Brycen Wagner (who was playing in the final group) at 10-under-par. From 125 yards out, Ramirez holed a wedge for eagle, creating a buzz around the clubhouse and all but sealing his victory in the well-attended event. Wagner finished second at 134, while the trio of golfers tied for third at 138 included amateurgolf.com Mission Viejo Championship winner Jason Pridmore, who shot the round of the tournament with a 7-under-par 65 on Sunday.

Results were reported by Randy Knight of the Los Robles staff. The event was put on by Head Professional John Barr, PGA and First Assistant John Billin.


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Final results from the 2005 Thousand Oaks City Championship, played at the par-72, 6274 yard Los Robles Golf Course:

	CHAMPIONSHIP
Pos	Player	Rd1	Rd2	Tot
1	John Ramirez	68	64	132
2	Brycen Wagner	67	67	134
T3	Jason Pridmore	73	65	138
T3	Glen Scher	71	67	138
T3	Kyle Thurston	70	68	138
6	Brad Upgraft	67	72	139
T7	Joe Larson	69	72	141
T7	Steve Harsha	70	71	141
9	Grant Lancaster	72	70	142
T10	Adam Carter	77	66	143
T10	David Garbe	72	71	143
	A FLIGHT			Net
1	Albert Perez	69	66	135
	B FLIGHT			Net
1	Kenny Hussain	68	64	132
	C FLIGHT			Net
1	Greg Palmer	65	65	130

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