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Paige Spiranac, famous for sharing videos of her golf swing from various perspectives on social media, recently posted a new clip that elicited mixed reactions from her followers.
In her latest post, Spiranac is seen perfecting her drive swing at the practice range. She captioned the photo with:
Devastated.
Elaborate on Tweet
The post garnered a variety of reactions from fans. A user on X (formerly known as Twitter) shared the following remark:
“Please take a break.”
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Another user mentioned,
“Can robots participate in golf?”
Elaborate on the tweet.
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Let’s examine some other responses on X:
“I’d go as far as changing my last name to Spiranac,” one fan commented.
“Please stop… please… I need to get some work done eventually,” wrote another user on X.
“Another fan noted that she attracts an impressive number of viewers to golf.”
Paige Spiranac boasts a substantial social media following, with more than 7 million fans across various platforms. As of July 2024, she has over 4 million followers on Instagram, exceeds 1 million Twitter followers, enjoys an audience of over 1.6 million on TikTok, and has more than 400 thousand subscribers on YouTube.
Around 2015, Spiranac started her social media career by creating content for Instagram. During this period, she was also working towards a professional golf career and contributed to Golf Digest as well.
Has Paige Spiranac ever competed in an LPGA Tour event?
Between 2005 and 2015, Paige Spiranac competed in golf at the junior, collegiate, and amateur levels. She turned professional in December 2015 and started participating on the Cactus Tour based in Arizona.
Six months on, in May 2016, Spiranac achieved her first professional victory at the Orange Tree Golf Resort in Phoenix. She triumphed over Hannah O’Sullivan, who was then the world’s top-ranked amateur golfer, in a playoff. Buoyed by this and other achievements, Spiranac pursued qualification for the LPGA Tour via Qualifying School at Mission Hills’ Dinah Shore Course. Despite having become Instagram’s most-followed golf-related personality by that time, she remained determined to compete at the highest level.
After shooting rounds of 73, 77, and 78 (totaling a score of 12-over-par at 228), Spiranac missed the cut for advancement by six strokes after the first three rounds. As a result, she did not move past the opening round and placed 225th out of the total field of 347 players that year. The Q-School in 2016 included three stages where competitors vied for spots; ultimately, this process awarded LPGA Tour cards to twenty players along with thirty-four special temporary memberships. Notable entrants who joined during that season included Angel Yin, Mel Reid, Nasa Hataoka, Emily Kristine Pedersen,and Celine Boutier on what is considered one iftee premier international circuit
