Comcast : NBC Sports' Final Round Coverage of Women's British Open Most Watched in 13 Years

Sunday Final Round at the AIG Women's British Open Also Becomes:

• The most-watched LPGA Tour telecast on any network to-date in 2019.
• The most-watched LPGA Tour telecast since the final round of the 2016 U.S. Women's Open.
• The most-streamed LPGA Tour round in 2019 with nearly 690,000 minutes streamed.
• The third straight year that the Women's British Open delivers the highest-rated and most-watched telecast of any women's major championships that year.

NBC Sports' final round television coverage peaked at 1.33 million average viewers from 1:30-1:45 p.m. ET as 20-year old Hinako Shibuno birdied the 18^th and final hole to win her first major championship by one shot over Lizette Salas.

Saturday's viewership on NBC also becomes the most-watched third round telecast of any LPGA Tour event in 2019 with 702,000 average viewers (11 a.m.-2 p.m. ET, P2+), and the most-watched third round since this event in 2018 (740,000 average viewers). NBC Sports' combined weekend television coverage - 922,000 average viewers - is up 9% vs. 2018 and second most-watched weekend at this event in 13 years, behind only 2017 coverage on NBC.

DIGITAL: Across four days of coverage, 1.9 million minutes were streamed, making the AIG Women's British Open the most-streamed women's golf event in 2019 and second most-streamed LPGA event on record behind the 2018 Women's British Open and the ANA Inspiration (2.2 million minutes streamed).

**Sources: Linear Television: Nielsen Live+Same Day U.S. HH Rtg; P2+ Avg 000's; Details available. Digital: Adobe Analytics.

**NBC's final round telecast included breaking news updates from many NBC affiliates following the tragic events in Dayton and El Paso.