Ratings: Gold Cup, Copa America, PGA Tour, LPGA major

Wednesday’s United States-Panama CONCACAF Gold Cup match had a 0.6 rating and 1.14 million viewers on UniMas and a 0.54 and 893,000 on FS1. Versus the third U.S. group stage match in 2017, against Nicaragua on a Saturday night, the Spanish-language audience declined 2% from (1.12M), but the English-language audience increased 36% (from 657K). Keep in mind the 2017 match aired on FXX.

The Copa America group stage averaged 1.0 million viewers on the Telemundo family of networks (including streaming), down 62% from the 2016 tournament, which aired on the Univision networks (2.6M).

Thursday’s Brazil-Paraguay Copa America quarterfinal had a 0.35 rating and 668,000 viewers on Universo, unsurprisingly down 78% in ratings and 79% in viewership from the first quarterfinal of the 2016 tournament, United States-Ecuador on UniMas (1.6, 3.14M).

Last Sunday’s final round of the PGA Tour Hartford Open earned a 1.4 rating and 2.17 million viewers on CBS, down 30% in both measures from last year (2.0, 3.09M), and down 39% and 38% respectively from 2017 (2.3, 3.50M). It was the lowest rated and least-watched final round of the tournament since 2016 (0.9, 1.42M).

Third round action had a 1.1 (-21%) and 1.53 million (-28%). Lead-in coverage on Golf Channel had a 0.36 (-27%) and 527,000 (-26%) on Saturday and a 0.42 (-19%) and 661,000 (-15%).

The final round of the Women’s PGA Championship had a 0.51 rating and 718,000 viewers on NBC, up 16% in ratings and 14% in viewership from last year (0.44, 630K), but down 15% in both measures from 2017 (0.6, 840K). The tournament narrowly trailed the final round of the U.S. Women’s Open earlier this month (0.52, 728K).

Third round coverage had a 0.38 (-5%) and 509,000 (-9%) on NBC Saturday.