The world’s prettiest golf influencer doesn’t use makeup

• Paige Spiranac is one of the top golf influencers in the world today with 3.8 million followers on Instagram
• She is incredibly beautiful with an hourglass figure and she is very modest in how she does things
• She has had a fair share of controversy on counts of s3xualising golf

Paige Spiranac is one of the top golf influencers in the world today and she recently made a dumbfounding revelation her fans never see.

Besides her hourglass figure which has helped her build a massive 3.8 million Instagram following, Spiranac does no makeup. It’s a stunning revelation which caught most golf enthusiasts by surprise.

“I used to rarely go no makeup or minimal makeup on here but I’m been doing almost no makeup in all of my videos and stories recently. Been loving it! she captioned photos in one of her Instagram stories.

The 30-year-old former professional golfer offers her fans golf advice in addition to some steamy photos.

Spiranac gave her fans a ton of steamy content on social media and jokingly told her fans about a recent wardrobe mishap she had while playing golf.

Paige experienced the “cheeky” mistake as she teed off, in an extremely short dress that exposed her milk-white undies. Save for this one instance, Spiranac Plausibly keeps her moral standards and dignity high by resisting going the raunchy way as is the case with some Instagram influencers.

Paige Spiranac, 30, is the world’s top golf influencer with a 3.8 million following on Instagram. She is a former professional golf player and a fashionista as well. PHoto/Marca.com

Instead, she runs the for-pay website OnlyPaige, which has unique videos and golf advice. She always walks out in stunning fashion and radiates modest beauty with her stylish looks.

She has her light moments and she was recently captured eating hot dogs while wearing a stars and stripes bikini to celebrate the Fourth of July.

WHO IS PAIGE SPIRANAC AND WHY IS SHE FAMOUS?

Spiranac was born to a family of Croatian origin in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. Her parents have a colourful sporting background and she possibly took after them by taking on golf. Her father Dan played football for the University of Pittsburgh Panthers, who captured the 1976 NCAA Division I title. At the same time, her mother Annette was a professional ballerina and also a member of Stanford’s track team. Annette’s elder sister Lexis was an athlete who snaked her to the university on an athletics scholarship.

Lexie and the world’s top golf influencer were raised in Monument, Colorado. Spiranac, trained in gymnastics with the aim of competing at the Olympics. She gave up on gymnastics at age 12 after breaking her kneecap twice, which drove her to take up golf instead.

WAS PAIGE SPIRANAC EVER ON THE LPGA TOUR?

Paige Spiranac, 30, is the world’s top golf influencer with a 3.8 million following on Instagram. She is a former professional golf player and a fashionista as well. She gives her fans professional advise on how to play golf and other related issues of the sport. PHoto/Spiranac Instagram

Although Paige Spiranac competed on the Ladies European Tour, she regrettably never made it to the LPGA cut. She hang her boots playing professional golf at 29 and became an influencer.

Spiranac began her golf career by winning five events on the junior circuit in Colorado, including the 2010 CWGA Junior Stroke Play. She went on to become a top-20 junior player in the world, a top-5 college recruit, a two-time player of the year in the West Region, and a first-team All-American while competing on the Future Collegians World Tour. This earned her a golf scholarship from the University of Arizona.

Spiranac participated in three competitions for the University of Arizona Wildcats during their first-year golf season between 2011–2012. She played in the Windy City Intercollegiate, the Pac-12/SEC Challenge, and the Wildcat Invitational. A golfing Spiranac fired a 73 At the Windy City Intercollegiate, which remains her best score of the year.

With Luck, she attended San Diego State for her second year, between 2012 and 2013 and made more progress in her golfing career. Spiranac participated in her first LPGA Qualifying Tournament in August 2016, but she was unsuccessful in obtaining a professional card. She jokingly said in 2022, in reference to Marshall football’s victory over Notre Dame, that Notre Dame is as bad as she was playing professional golf.