2020 U.S. Women's Amateur Championship Media Report

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2020 U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship Media Report News Placements/Reach: 788 / 2.1B Broadcast Hits/Reach: 438 / 7.8M (Does not include championship broadcast) Social Media Hits/Reach: 5,899 / 22.9B Total Impressions: 25.8B Top National Stories of Influence • Golf Channel: Rose Zhang wins U.S. Women’s Am after Ruffels’ repeat hopes end on lip-out • ESPN: Rose Zhang denies Gabriela Ruffels a repeat at U.S. Women’s Amateur • Golfweek: U.S. Women’s Amateur Round of 16 ends in wild playoff • USA Today: Zhang wins U.S. Women’s Amateur to deny Ruffels a repeat • New York Times: In Women’s Golf, Virus Upends the Typical Paths Towards Pro Career • Golf.com: Excruciating lip-out decides U.S. Women’s Amateur • Washington Post: Rose Zhang defeats defending champions Gabriela Ruffels to win U.S. Women’s Amateur • Golf Digest: Californian Rose Zhang wins U.S. Women’s Amateur after cruel lip out Top Local Stories of Influence • The Commercial Appeal: Rachel Heck eliminated at U.S. Women’s Amateur • Palm Beach Post: Alexa Pano has short week at U.S. Women’s Amateur • Loudoun Times-Mirror: Greenlief to make eight start at U.S. Women’s Amateur • South Bend Tribune: Potter-Bobb struggles in start of U.S. Women’s Amateur Top Social Media of Influence • Karrie Webb • Morgan Pressel • Kay Cockerill • Juli Inkster Broadcast Highlights Wednesday: Most-watched since 2014. Thursday: Most-watched in 13 years. Friday: Most-watched weekday telecast in #USWomensAm history (2006-20). 211K avg. viewers per min, +298% vs. '19 on FS1. Most-watched weekday women's golf telecast since '19 KPMG Women's PGA. Saturday: 148K viewers per min, +68% vs '19. Most-watched #USWomensAm semis since '06. Sunday: 219K viewers per min, +105% vs '19. Most-watched #USWomensAm champ match since '06. .

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