Amanda Balionis shares beach memories, recaps August in 10 pictures

Since Amanda Balionis joined the world of golf reporting, she has gained immense popularity for her work. Currently, Balionis works with CBS Sports as a PGA Tour reporter. She is also hugely popular on Instagram and has more than 300k followers.

Amanda Balionis regularly stays in touch with her followers on the social media platform by uploading her photos and videos. In one such instance, the reporter recently shared a couple of beach images from her trip to Nantucket. Balionis also shared a witty caption along with the images and wrote:

"Can’t wait to go bACK 🩵 Nantucket never disappoints and neither does this Cru… okay I’ll sea myself out."

You can check out Amanda Balionis' images from her trip to Nantucket in the post below:

In the images shared by Balionis, she can be seen having a good time on the beach. Apart from the beach photos, the 38-year-old also shared images of herself on a yacht. In this carousel shared by Balionis, the last image was of her holding a glass in her hand.

Recently, Balionis also shared an image of herself with NBA superstar Steph Curry. The reporter met Curry at the Workday Charity Classic which aimed to raise money for Steph and his wife Ayesha Curry's foundation, Eat. Learn. Play.

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Amanda Balionis has a charity organization for dogs

Those who follow Amanda Balionis on Instagram know her immense love for dogs. On her Instagram story, Balionis regularly shares images of dogs and even helps them find shelter. However, that's not all. The popular journalist also has a charity organization for dogs.

Puppies and Golf is the name of the charity organization started by Balionis. During an interview with Golf Digest in 2020, Amanda Balionis explained how she got the idea to start a charity organization for dogs. Crediting a friend of hers, she said:

"A friend of mine owns an apparel company called “Puppies Make Me Happy,” and I thought, “Why don’t we do a ‘Puppies and Golf’ shirt?” We’ll have all the proceeds go to K9s for Warriors, so even if I can’t physically be volunteering, it’s still a great way to give back and, more importantly, spread awareness about this national organization."

Balionis said the idea came to her while she was working at Callaway, which also contributed to her charity. She added:

"Callaway also joined the cause, allowing me to take over a hole at “Links at PetCo Park” and created some limited edition wedges that went up for auction. With all of that, we were able to raise over $30,000 and sponsor a dog"

Amanda Balionis' love for dogs can also be gauged through one of her recent Instagram stories. A few days ago, Balionis shared a screenshot of her gallery in which she had 4,758 dog photos.