Paige Spiranac is already looking ahead to the new year, and she wants her fans on the same page.
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The golf influencer and two-time SI Swimsuit model announced on X that her yearly calendar will return in 2026. She shared the news the way she usually does — stylish outfit, polished glam and a little wink at the audience.
My 2026 Calendar is now available! Click here – https://t.co/PdIcgBOF8w
Sorry for the tall grass in the way, I’m never touching fescue ever again pic.twitter.com/ThNhwFN7cH
— Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) November 25, 2025
The 12-month spread features pin-up-style photos, including an all-white fur look for January, summer swimsuit shots, and a playful costume theme for October.
You can check out and buy the calendar here.
The preview image she posted, which will appear as next November’s photo, shows Spiranac in cocoa brown. She wore a fitted bodysuit with lace around the neckline, paired with a matching flannel and soft curls to complete the fall vibe.
Happy Thanksgiving!❤️ pic.twitter.com/h3fiojVh1e
— Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) November 27, 2025
“Sorry for the tall grass in the way, I’m never touching fescue ever again,” she joked, nodding to the Internet Invitational flare-up that dominated golf social media earlier this month.
As we noted here at FanBuzz, Spiranac caught heat after cameras showed her tamping down grass near a partner’s ball. She said at the time she didn’t know the rule, later telling fans she was embarrassed by the mistake but insisted she has never intentionally cheated.
🚨👱🏻♀️🌾 #NEW: Paige Spiranac addresses the alleged cheating scandal at the Internet Invitational: “I would never intentionally cheat, in all of my years playing golf I have never been accused of cheating.”@PaigeSpiranac says she’s received more than 10K threats on her life. pic.twitter.com/QGp40tImfx
— NUCLR GOLF (@NUCLRGOLF) November 25, 2025
The backlash was intense. Spiranac revealed this week she received waves of hateful messages, including death threats, and stepped away from social media to protect her mental health.
