Golf influencer Paige Spiranac sure knows how to win over a crowd — even while just offering advice on the game.
The latest example came when Spiranac put out an instructional video on social media in which she captioned the video as follows:
"I've been doing these slow mo videos and in all seriousness it's wild seeing what my chest has to do through the swing so my arms can clear lol I can totally understand why women with larger chests who pick up the game feel stuck and uncomfortable."
Well, alrighty then.
"My tip is under on the right arm and over the chest on the left at set up," she concluded the post. "Also stand a little farther away from the ball!"
I’ve been doing these slow mo videos and in all seriousness it’s wild seeing what my chest has to do through the swing so my arms can clear lol I can totally understand why women with larger chests who pick up the game feel stuck and uncomfortable.
My tip is under on the right… pic.twitter.com/NiBI1CU11n
— Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) July 8, 2024
Nearly every day, Spiranac comes up with a new video to promote herself. And you can't blame her. This is how she makes money. But at least this one actually had some value.
She then followed it up with a few more posts, writing, "You loved the slow mo swing so much I had to do another one for you."
This one was less instructional and more, well, you know ... for the fans.
You loved the slow mo swing so much I had to do another one for you😏 pic.twitter.com/ApVW8nwDmQ
— Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) July 6, 2024
And boy oh boy, those fans are always happy when Spiranac posts pics and videos of herself. Instructional videos or "just because" pics, it doesn't really matter. Spiranac fans love this game, and we're not necessarily referring to golf alone.
She did open up on her golf journey recently.
"I did one year of playing golf professionally and I was just mentally exhausted. In golf, you fail more than you succeed and I was doing that in the public eye. Everyone was telling me, 'You should quit. You should give up. You're not good,'" she said.
"All of these things, and I was already dealing with these mental issues of years and years and years of trying so hard and coming up short and I just broke. I honestly cracked. I broke and I just stopped. I said 'Maybe I'll go back,' and I've never gone back to try and play golf professionally again."
