‘I Was Born To Do This’ – Paige Spiranac Has Found Her True Calling

‘I Was Born To Do This’ – Paige Spiranac Has Found Her True Calling originally appeared on The Spun.

Paige Spiranac has built up an impressive following on social media, but the iconic golf personality appears to have found a different calling, to an extent.

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The former University of Arizona and San Diego State University golfer has millions of followers on social media. She’s huge on X, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Spiranac is known for her golf outfits and golf content. But recently, she’s been getting into another line of work.

Sports commentating.

Spiranac, who grew up in Colorado, revealed on X, formerly known as Twitter, that she appears to have found a new calling. It’s something that Spiranac believes she was “born” to do.

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Paige Spiranac wearing an outfit.Paige Spiranac/IG

Spiranac has been doing some golf commentating work for The Grass League, the world’s first high-stakes par-3 golf league. She’s very much been enjoying it.

“I was born to do this tbh lol,” she announced on her social media pages over the weekend.

Spiranac said that she’s found her true calling.

“I think I’ve found my calling of being a golf commentator,” she added.

Spiranac has spoken highly about her time with The Grass League.

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“The Grass League is breaking boundaries and pushing golf into an exciting new era. I’m thrilled to join the Front Office and help shape not only how the league looks and feels but how it connects with fans and grows the game,” Spiranac said. “This is a chance to be part of something innovative, competitive, and culture shaping from the inside out.”

The Grass League schedule

The 2025 season for The Grass League has three marquee events on the schedule:

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May 2-3: Season opener at Grass Clippings at Rolling Hills (Tempe, AZ)

August 30-31 (Labor Day Weekend): Event 2 at Goat Hill Park (Oceanside, CA)

December 5-6: Championship finale back at Grass Clippings at Rolling Hills

There are 11 teams overall, with three teams having notable ownership:

The Dallas Horsemen, which are co-owned by Good Good Golf, a major YouTube golf brand.

The San Diego Muni’s, who are led by 2023 U.S. Open winner Wyndham Clark

The Los Angeles Roses, which are co-owned by Dave Roberts, the manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers

Spiranac is very much excited to be part of it.

‘I Was Born To Do This’ – Paige Spiranac Has Found Her True Calling first appeared on The Spun on Aug 13, 2025

This story was originally reported by The Spun on Aug 13, 2025, where it first appeared.