CBS golf reporter Amanda Balionis is enjoying a postseason break after a hectic year.
The presenter turned heads on her trip to Europe for a sunshine vacation.
Amanda Balionis enjoyed a vacation in Ibiza, Spain[/caption]
The CBS golf host soaked up the summer sun in an end-of-season break[/caption]
Balionis, 39, took a trip to Ibiza in Spain this week.
She dropped a load of photos from the vacation on her Instagram page.
The golf host enjoyed a cocktail while relaxing in a bikini and soaking up the sunshine.
Amanda also had a steak dinner with friends and visited a club while on her break.
The group also took a boat ride off the coast of the Spanish island.
“Hey Ibiza. It was really nice to meet ya,” she wrote on Instagram.
“Never take for granted that many of my best friends are the ones I met in elementary school.
“To take this trip with them, well I think 5th grade us would be really proud of how far we’ve come, and that we continue to choose to do it together.
“Also shoutout to the guys for marrying the most fun partners.”
And there was an outpouring of love from fans in the comments section.
“Beautiful! Ibiza don’t look to bad either,” one remarked.
“You’re absolutely stunning,” another user said.
While a third commented, “Great pics…. Looking great as always.”
Balionis made it through to the end of an exhausting golf season on CBS.
The golf reporter shared a picture of the CBS crew outside a production truck after their final broadcast of the 2025 season.
Amanda Balionis took the trip to Europe with old school friends[/caption]
The group enjoyed a night out while on the summer holiday[/caption]
It read, “Hard to put into words what 19 weeks on the road really looks like.
“For us announcers, we have it easy — we show up to work with hotel rooms already booked, everything we need waiting at check-in.
“Our headsets and mics work flawlessly, our sets are stocked, and our camera operators have been setting the scene for days.
“I say it all the time: what you see on CBS golf every Saturday and Sunday is just the final 10%.
“The other 90% is the result of tireless effort by so many hardworking, talented, and passionate men and women.
“Many of them are on the road for months without going home, waking up at 6 a.m. — or earlier — for crew calls, and staying well past the final putt.
“Our broadcast is nothing without our insanely talented technical and production crew.
“The work ethic is unmatched, but what blows me away most is how they still show up as the heartbeat of this team. They make the road feel like home.
“We have our ridiculous inside jokes, our family fights, our unforgettable nights out.
“We support each other when things get dark or lonely as they sometimes can.
“I can’t imagine weekends without my people, and I’m thankful every day to be a small part of this incredible whole.”
