Woods’ Victory Draws Record Viewership
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Tiger Woods’ drawing power delivered an overnight rating for the final round of the Masters of 15.8, the highest for any golf tournament in history, and attracted a 32% share of the audience.
The 15.8 overnight rating is a 65% increase over the 9.6 for the final round of last year’s Masters.
The final half-hour of Sunday’s Masters drew a 22.2 rating with a 40 share, meaning 22.2% of all television households were watching the Masters and 40% of all households where television sets were turned on were tuned in to the Masters.
The 22.2 is CBS’ highest half-hour overnight rating for a program of any kind in more than three years. The final half-hour of the Arkansas-Duke NCAA championship game in 1994 got a 23.1.
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