Paige Spiranac Grabs Attention With New Pink Golf Course Outfit

Paige Spiranac seems determined to break the internet this week.

Spiranac has become quite popular in the golf community, earning over 5.7 million followers across Instagram and TikTok. Prior to becoming an influencer, she competed on San Diego State's golf team. Not only did she earn All-Mountain West Conference honors, she helped the program win a MWC title. She even tried competing professionally before changing careers.

"So I have a really toxic love-hate relationship with the game of golf. And I have talked about this ad nauseam. It was one of the reasons why I stopped playing golf professionally," Spiranac said. "I just could never get over the golf course anxiety. And I would just feel that my mind always won, and I was weak and I could just never overcome that feeling. There's also something about the game of golf that makes you addicted to it but also makes you feel like the most worthless human being ever when you have a bad round. I've been working with a therapist on this. I love golf so much, but sometimes, I just can't break through. It eats at me, and I know so many others can relate to this."

Spiranac's latest vlog shows her getting a round of golf in at the Cobbs Creek Short Course in West Philadelphia. Although she was wearing an all-black outfit that day, she promoted her video with a photo of her wearing a low-cut pink top.

It didn't take long for Spiranac's fans to shower her with compliments.

"You've dragged me back to the course again," one fan said. "I'm going to watch and practice my swing at the same time."

"Great energy as always Paige," a second fan wrote.

"The most beautiful golfer ever," another fan declared.

Spiranac recently ran into a problem on social media.

Earlier this week, Spiranac tried to share a video of her golf swing on the platform formerly known as Twitter. However, her post was unable to be embedded due to her attire.

"I know my swing is so pure it's sexual but to have an age restriction on this post where I'm the most covered up I've ever been is wild lol," Spiranac wrote.

Clearly, Spiranac hasn't allowed that issue to impact her social media content.

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This story was originally published May 21, 2026 at 11:59 AM.