Social media personality and former professional golfer Paige Spiranac is once again making headlines—not for a win, but for a humorous reflection on her performance and fashion on the course.
On Sunday, Spiranac posted a tongue-in-cheek comment on X (formerly Twitter), attributing a subpar round of golf to a deviation from her usual attire.
“If you’ve been following me for a while, you know I have this working theory that I play better when I wear less clothes,” Spiranac wrote. “Can confirm that science is right once again. I played like today.”
The post was accompanied by a photo showing Spiranac in a more modest outfit than she typically wears on the course: a light gray, short-sleeved, striped button-up shirt, paired with black shorts, white sneakers with yellow accents, a blue visor, and dark sunglasses.
Known for blending golf, fashion, and commentary, the 32-year-old has built a large following across social media platforms. She regularly shares golf tips, equipment reviews, and behind-the-scenes footage from brand collaborations and events.
Earlier this month, Spiranac also responded to a viral video that falsely identified her as a woman falling from a golf cart. Clarifying the case of mistaken identity, she wrote, “This is not me. We all know I wouldn’t be wearing a polo.”
In addition to her online presence, Spiranac actively promotes the Grass League, an emerging Par 3 golf circuit. She contributes to its media content and frequently appears in promotional materials.
Spiranac recently shared additional course-side selfies on Instagram, this time wearing a white tank top and a blue pleated skirt—another signature look her followers have come to expect.
Despite her recent rough outing, the golf influencer remains a prominent voice in the sport’s digital landscape, boasting over four million followers between Instagram and X. Her candid posts continue to generate engagement from fans who appreciate her mix of humor, honesty, and athletic insight.
