Paige Spiranac, golf
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Golf Girl Paige Spiranac Says She Was 'Born' For Commentary

Paige Spiranac has never been shy about trying something new. The former college golfer and one of the most recognizable figures in the sport's online world now appears to have found a different role she believes suits her even better.

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Spiranac, who played at Arizona and San Diego State, has built an enormous following on X, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, often mixing swing tips with commentary and a bit of style flair. Millions know her for her golf content and eye-catching outfits. Lately, though, she has been spending more time behind the microphone.

That is where she says she belongs.

"I was born to do this tbh lol," she wrote over the weekend, sharing her latest work as a golf commentator for The Grass League, billed as the world's first high-stakes par-3 league. She later added, "I think I've found my calling of being a golf commentator."

It is more than just a side project. Spiranac says the league's format and atmosphere have energized her.

"The Grass League is breaking boundaries and pushing golf into an exciting new era," she said. "I'm thrilled to join the Front Office and help shape not only how the league looks and feels but how it connects with fans and grows the game. This is a chance to be part of something innovative, competitive, and culture-shaping from the inside out."

The 2025 season features three main stops: May 2-3 in Tempe, Arizona; Aug. 30-31 in Oceanside, California; and the Dec. 5-6 championship back in Tempe. Among the 11 teams, some have notable owners, including Good Good Golf, 2023 U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark and Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts.

Spiranac is ready for her next shot — this time with a headset instead of a driver.