Paige Spiranac: 2023 net worth, dating life and family background of golf influencer
Paige Renee Spiranac, sometimes known as Paige Spiranac on social media, is a model, who was once a professional golfer and golf coach. Spiranac began inspiring other women through social media after retiring from her sport in 2016.
Paige has been the center of attention on the golf course due to her daring and attention-worthy fashion looks. Spiranac won five tournaments in seven attempts, gained a golf scholarship, and made a solid living on the Cactus Tour in 2016.
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Paige Spiranac's net worth in 2023
Spiranac's net worth is $3 million as of May 2023, WealthyPersons reported. The internet personality makes a good living from her Instagram and Twitter followers. Her golf photos are frequently posted on her YouTube channel.
She has signed contracts with companies such as Mizzen + Main, Philip Stein Watches, 18Birdies, and Cybersmile. Paige has appeared in magazines such as Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition, and Gold Digest. The Golf player is the 18Birdies brand spokesperson.
Who is Paige Spiranac dating?
Spiranac is presently divorced from Steven Tinoco, an athletic trainer who she married in 2018. Tinoco was known to be supportive of Spiranac's modeling and golf endeavors during their marriage. However, the couple announced their divorce in January 2022, and the particular reason for their split has not been made public.
Spiranac spoke to a matchmaker about her struggles with dating. She said that being late for a date is a sign of disrespect and that asking questions about her family is a big winner. She also spoke of the sexism that still exists in golf and advised people to mix it up and listen to what they're saying, US Sun reported.
Paige Spiranac's family background
Spiranac was born in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, to a Croatian family. Dan, her father, was a member of the University of Pittsburgh Panthers football team that won the national college championship in 1976. Annette, her mother, was a professional ballerina. Lexie, her older sister, obtained a college athletic scholarship and competed on Stanford's track team, ABTC reported.
