Paige Spiranac is once again at the center of a viral moment, this time, thanks to five simple words.
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The 32-year-old social media star and former professional golfer has fans buzzing after she resurfaced a popular golf thread with her favorite five-word phrase: "You're still away, sweetheart."
With a wink — albeit an admittedly imperfect one — Spiranac added a dash of charm to the conversation and reminded the golf world why her digital presence remains as strong as her swing once was.
Spiranac, who once competed on the Cactus Tour and helped lead San Diego State to its first Mountain West Conference title, has reinvented herself as one of golf's most influential personalities. Though her competitive playing days are behind her, Spiranac's star has only grown. She boasts millions of followers across Instagram and other platforms, blending golf insight, humor, and charisma with an unmistakable online flair.
Happy 4th of July! pic.twitter.com/2fZbLgnvPX
— Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) July 4, 2025
Currently, Spiranac is the face of the "Spinvitational with Paige Spiranac" on Kick.com and plays a leading role in the Grass League Golf circuit, an edgy Par-3 league aiming to shake up traditional golf formats. She also runs OnlyPaige, a subscription-based site offering exclusive content for her most loyal fans.
Her resume extends beyond social media, though. A former NCAA Division I golfer at both Arizona and San Diego State, Spiranac earned All-Mountain West honors in 2013 and 2014. More than just a viral figure, she's a decorated athlete with a credible golf pedigree.
New episode of Spinvitational tonight at 8pm ET! Come hang out with me here -https://t.co/wLy9cPGmy0 pic.twitter.com/c8WVSqZYH7
— Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) June 27, 2025
Now an instructor, model, and media host, Spiranac continues to rewrite what it means to be a modern-day golf personality. And with one clever phrase, she's once again reminded the sports world that golf, like social media, is sometimes best played with a little attitude and a lot of flair.
