FORMER pro golfer Paige Spiranac stuns in bra in Instagram story to four million followers.
Spiranac has become one of the biggest names in golf without ever making it onto the LPGA Tour.
Spiranac stunned in an Instagram story Credit: Instagram / _paige.renee
She used to be a pro golfer before turning to social media Credit: Instagram/_paige.renee
She has four million Instagram followers Credit: Instagram/_paige.renee
Spiranac looks glamorous even at the gym
The 33-year-old is a former professional golfer turned social media sensation, boasting millions of followers on Instagram.
In a recent story, she stunned in a bra, saying: “If you were wondering if I finally unpacked my suitcase and put it away – er no. But I will do it today!”
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Spiranac recently returned from vacation, and joked to her followers that she still needs to unpack.
The American was a talented golfer long before finding online fame, playing Division 1 college golf for the University of Arizona and San Diego State University.
She later turned professional and competed on the developmental Cactus Tour, even winning an event, but failed in her bid to earn an LPGA Tour card.
Her career took a very different direction after she began attracting huge attention online, combining golf tips with glamorous snaps and takes on the sport.
Spiranac has since become arguably golf’s best-known influencer and has amassed millions of followers across Instagram, X, TikTok and YouTube.
Her profile rocketed further when she was crowned Maxim’s “Sexiest Woman Alive” and topped the magazine’s Hot 100 list in 2022.
The American looks breath-taking in all-black Credit: Instagram/_paige.renee
Spiranac is very active across her social channels Credit: X @PaigeSpiranac
She has also appeared in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit and returned as one of the publication’s “Legends” for its 60th anniversary celebrations in 2024.
Spiranac remains heavily involved in golf despite leaving the professional circuit, producing instructional content, appearing at tournaments and events and moving into broadcasting.