Paige Spiranac has confirmed to her fans that she plays better golf with fewer clothes on.
The popular golf influencer often posts in racy outfits which she feels comfortable wearing.
She shows her followers how to play golf. She visits golf courses in eye-catching outfits.
She had a frustrating time on the golf course recently. Paige posted a selfie smiling at the camera while wearing a hat, an unassuming shirt and cut-off trousers following a round of golf.
Spiranac wrote on X: “If you’ve been following me for a while you know I have this working theory that I play better when I wear less clothes. Can confirm that science is right once again. I played like (poo emoji) today.”
If you’ve been following me for awhile you know I have this working theory that I play better when I wear less clothes. Can confirm that science is right once again. I played like 💩 today pic.twitter.com/NiAuORk3FT
— Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) June 23, 2025
Paige once harboured dreams of turning pro, but her debut soon turned into a nightmare.
Speaking on the Quiet Please! Podcast, Paige had to deny allegations of sexual favours to make the cut. She said: “Yeah, that was like the worst moment of my life. I’ll never forget that.
“I ended up going viral and this was back when people weren’t going viral all the time and I didn’t know how to handle it and my whole life got flipped upside down.
“I went from having 500 followers to 100,000 followers.
“I got this invite to play an LET (Ladies European Tournament). I had just turned pro, I had never played golf outside the country. And everyone was like, ‘It’s low key, don’t worry about it. No one is going to know if you play well or not.’
“I show up and was doing hours of press, which I wasn’t prepared for. I had no training to do this. And I would say there were a couple of girls who were really supportive and who were nice, but the majority, it was brutal.
“I would go on the range and girls would just scatter. No one wanted to hit next to me.
“There were constant comments like ‘I did sexual favours to get this invite,’ and I was listening to it — and they would say [it] within earshot of me. It was tough.’
“Not knowing what I was doing, it was my first pro event, it was really difficult. I just wanted to be liked and I played so bad. It was horrendous.”