Golf influencer Paige Spiranac has started the month of October as she always does — by celebrating Halloween.
Spiranac, 31, is noted for dressing up in costumes at this time of year, almost as much as she is for her game. She actually teased her love of the season a few days before October even began
"Starting October 1st, no one can say anything to me," she wrote on Instagram. "This is my Super Bowl."
She added something similar to X, formerly Twitter.
"Only a couple more days before my annual 31 days of Halloween costumes begins!" she wrote. "I'm a swing doctor about to fix your slice lol."
Only a couple more days before my annual 31 days of Halloween costumes begins! I’m a swing doctor about to fix your slice lol. Click here to not miss any of it-https://t.co/xGe8owCEPU pic.twitter.com/iyNjAvbLDS
— Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) September 28, 2024
Along with golf and Halloween, Spiranac regularly reveals that she has a complete array of interests. That includes the NFL. Or in a recent instance, the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Not that her fans really noticed the Steelers' logo sported by Spiranac in her latest social media post. But trust us, it's there.
Football season in full swing over on passes🏈 click to see your team and more-https://t.co/xGe8owC70m pic.twitter.com/tw3vpSZQaL
— Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) September 12, 2024
Anyway, Spiranac was promoting her "passes" website in which, again, she doesn't just talk about golf. She also just wears random things to make money and have a good time, and occasionally, interacts with her fans (primarily male, we believe).
"Football season in full swing over on passes," she captioned her post, "click to see your team and more." Many were primarily excited about both options — seeing their "favorite team" as well as "more."
(Paige Spiranac/X)
As for golf, Spiranac does more than pose. She also shows off her skills and occasionally offers tips and advice. She has even made slow-motion golf videos wildly popular. At least, those that feature her.
"More slow motion is never a bad thing," she wrote in the post.
