Former professional golfer turned into an influencer sensation Paige Spiranac is using her stardom and another sizzling fit to promote a chance to party with her at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.

Spiranac, 31, who is a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model, has been on fire lately with stunning looks like her tan-line bearing cami, and her “up-close-and-personal” red bra.

After retiring from pro golf in 2019, Spiranac continues to give useful golf tips. She’s also pretty dang good at the game, too, flexing an insane handicap while wearing a low-cut top, and crushing a super long drive in another skimpy fit.

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While promoting a chance to hang with her for Phoenix’s biggest golf tournament that starts February 6-9, Spiranac flaunted an extremely low-cut top again and wrote, “Come party with me in 3 weeks at the Nine Lounge presented by Palm Tree Crew! Grab your tickets here for the ultimate WM Phoenix Open hospitality experience 🏌️‍♀️”

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The WM Phoenix Open, also known as the Phoenix Open, is a golf tournament at TPC Scottsdale in Phoenix that’s known for its party-like atmosphere. The tournament is nicknamed “The Greatest Show on Grass” and attracts close to a million spectators a year.

Being able to party there with Spiranac while learning some golf tips from her sounds like an amazing time.

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