Paige Spiranac is known for posting video clips on social media that show his golf swing from different angles, and his latest post on the topic received mixed reactions from fans. Spiranac’s latest post shows her practicing her shots at the driving range. She captioned the post: “Squished.”
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The post has received mixed reactions from fans. User X (formerly Twitter) posted the following:
“Please rest”
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Another user wrote:
“Will robots play golf?”
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Let’s look at some other reactions to X:
“I would even change my last name to Spiranac,” wrote one fan. “Please stop…please…I have to go to work sometime,” another user wrote, while golf is great,” another fan said. PAIGE SPIRAL has a very large base for social media fans, and all platforms have more than 7 million subscrients. Currently, IT (July 2024) has more than 4 million Instagram subscriber, over 1 million subscriber, Tiktok subscriber, and more than 400,000 YouTube subscribers. Spiranak began its career on social networks around 2015, creating content for its account on Instagram. At this time, she also continued her career in professional golf. Additionally, Spiranac has also written for Golf Digest.
Has Paige Spiranac ever played on the LPGA Tour? Paige Spiranac played golf at the junior, college, and amateur levels between 2005 and 2015. In December 2015, she turned professional and began playing on the Arizona-based Cactus Tour. Six months later, in May 2016, Spiranac won her first professional tournament at the Orange Tree Golf Resort in Phoenix, where she defeated the world’s best amateur golfer at the time, Hannah O’Sullivan, in a playoff. Building on this and other successes, Spiranac attempted to qualify for the LPGA Tour through a qualifying school held at the Dinah Shore Course at Mission Hills. At the time, Spiranac was already the most followed golf personality on Instagram. However, she still had hopes of playing at the highest level. After turning three laps of 73, 77 and 78 (12 out of 228), Spiranac was six strokes of the 54 -hole cup and did not progress after the first round. With this performance, Spiranac finished 225th of the 347 players who competed that year. School Q 2016 consisted of three stages, at the end of which 20 LPGA tour cards and 34 additional temporary memberships were allocated. Among the players who joined the world’s premier tour that season were Angel Yin, Mel Reid, Nasa Hataoka, Emily Kristine Pedersen, and Celine Boutier.
