Amanda Balionis attended the PGA of America Hall of Fame 2025 Induction ceremony. The Journalist chose to share the ensemble she donned for the event with her followers on Instagram.

The 39-year-old picked a black tuxedo dress for the event, worth $750 from the brand Lagence. She paired the outfit with black heels and a black clutch bag. She captioned the post, writing,

“ If night’s are showing up early now, then so am I”

Here are the pictures of Amanda Balionis’ outfit:

A few hours before this post, Balionis shared a photo of her new cowboy boots on her Instagram story. She uploaded a mirror selfie, where Balionis wore a white crop t-shirt paired with black denim and boots. The caption of the story read,

Just added some new favorites to my storefront! #1 obssesion are these cowboy boots. Insanely comfortable, inexpensive and right on trend right now👌

Amanda Balionis covered this year’s Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. She last covered the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship and went to the gala party after the third round of the tournament.

Amanda Balionis wears a golden dress to the closing gala of the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship

Amanda Balionis covered the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship, and she was invited to the closing gala event of the tournament. She wore a golden slip dress to the party. She paired her dress with a multicolored scarf and pink heels.

Balionis shared a video of her evening on her Instagram handle and wrote a caption describing the people who came to the closing gala.

“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 are just as diverse. 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.”

“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,” she added.

Fifa Laopakdee won the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship with 15 under in total. Taisei Nagasaki finished in second place, followed by Rintaro Nakano, who finished in third place, landing in third place with 13 under, and Harry Takis, who landed in fourth place at the Emirates Golf Club with 12 under.