CBS fan favorite Amanda Balionis had a week to remember in South Carolina.
The 39-year-old reporter was dazzling TV viewers as Matt Fitzpatrick won the RBC Heritage in Harbour Town.
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Amanda Balionis enjoyed a sun-drenched week in South Carolina for the RBC Heritage Credit: Instagram @balionis
The 39-year-old reporter dazzled fans with her outfit for the trip Credit: Instagram @balionis
Balionis lit up the screen for CBS Sports during all four days of the tournament.
And the former PGA Tour host was winning hearts as she posted a sun-drenched recap from the East Coast.
Amanda stunned in a series of snaps from her week in the Palmetto State.
She looked a million dollars in a plunging white top, pairing the look with black pants and matching sunglasses.
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Posing alongside boyfriend Peter Engen, a Nantucket property broker, Balionis took in the sights before preparing for her next CBS adventure.
“Until next year Harbour Town,” she wrote.
Balionis’ post racked up over 14,000 likes in just 24 hours.
“Such a sigh for sore eyes,” quipped one in response.
“This woman has the best job on the planet,” sighed a second.
“Looking amazing Amanda,” wrote a third.
Amanda and Engen went public with their relationship in January, per the Mirror US.
She separated from her former NFL quarterback husband Bryn Renner in 2024 after a two-year marriage
Balionis hit the links at Harbour Town just a week after covering the Masters for CBS.
The world watched Rory McIlroy win back-to-back Green Jackets in a stunning performance at Augusta National.
Balionis covered the Masters for CBS last week Credit: Amanda Balionis/Instagram
The 39-year-old has been a reporter for almost two decades Credit: Instagram @balionis
She formerly worked for the PGA Tour and the MSG Network before joining CBS in 2017 Credit: Instagram @balionis
A veteran of nearly two decades in sports broadcasting, Balionis admitted Rory’s heroics were “surreal to watch.”
“What a week. Pretty surreal to watch @rorymcilroy battle for 17 years for that first green jacket (and complete the career grand slam) then just 12 months later do it all over again,” she wrote on Instagram.
“I‘ll remember this electric moving day for a long time and the storylines we had the privilege of broadcasting from start to finish.
“A massive thank you to our ENTIRE crew for the tireless hours, endless passion and for simply being the best in the business.
“This is a true team effort on the biggest stage and I couldn’t be prouder to be a part of this team.
“Until next year Augusta.”