Amanda Balionis dons a black trench coat as she poses for a mirror selfie

CBS golf reporter Amanda Balionis showed off her stylish fall look on Instagram, sharing a mirror selfie in an all-black outfit she called “The fall uniform.” She often gives fans a glimpse of her wardrobe through social media posts.

In the photo, Balionis wore a dark cashmere hoodie from Williams Athletic Club, layered with a long black trench coat. She completed the look with black skinny jeans, lace-up combat boots, and a belt from Delhance (@delhance_). According to her Instagram story, she was in Nashville, Tennessee, when she posted the photo. Balionis captioned her post:

“The fall uniform”

Here’s the picture of Amanda Balionis's dress on her Instagram story:

A still taken from Amanda Balionis's Instagram story (via @balionis)

Amanda Balionis last covered the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship, which was held at the Emirates Golf Club in Dubai. Before that, she was on-site for the 2025 Ryder Cup, where Team Europe won, and the Tour Championship, which was won by Tommy Fleetwood.

Amanda Balionis enjoys a memorable evening at the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship gala

Amanda Balionis also shared glimpses from the closing gala of the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship in Dubai. The event took place after the third round and celebrated players from across the Asia-Pacific region.

She posted a short video on social media showing her evening with her mother, including moments from the gala and their visit to the Burj Khalifa. In her caption, she wrote:

“Let’s go to the @aac_golf closing gala with the most insane backdrop 🤩Last night celebrated 120 players from 41 countries and territories who qualified for this Championship. The field ranges from 13 to 67 years old and their life experiences…This week, we’ve shared everything from players returning to golf after two years of military service to those who grew up on sand courses and never imagined leaving home until this opportunity.

She added, “We’ve also showcased top collegiate talent we’ll soon see on the professional stage. By day’s end, we’ll crown a champion who earns an invitation to the 2026 Masters and 2026 Open Championship. But regardless of who claims that coveted spot, the real gift has been watching golf bring people together- people who, on the surface, couldn’t be more different- to create friendships and memories that will last a lifetime.”

Thailand’s Fifa Laopakdee went on to win the tournament at 15-under, while Taisei Nagasaki and Rintaro Nakano finished second and third at 15-under and 13-under, respectively, at the Emirates Golf Club. Before returning to her broadcasting duties, Balionis also made her annual trip with her mother to Turkey.

Edited by Sonali Verma