Paige Spiranac turns heads by wearing 'not country club approved' sexy golf outfits
Paige Spiranac, a former pro golfer-turned-model and influencer has been making waves and turning heads on social media for quite some time for wearing 'not country club approved' sexy golf outfits.
Spiranac has gained popularity on social media through her playing and dressing style. She has amassed 1.4 million followers and 9.1 million likes on TikTok. Female golfers are aspiring to emulate the former 'World’s Sexiest Woman'.
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Paige Spiranac prefers 'not country club-approved' golf outfits
The 30-year-old golf player is making headlines yet again with a sultry TikTok video she shared on her profile. The video shows Spiranac wearing a variety of golf outfits, one of which she admits is "not country club-approved."
She is first shown in a black little dress with white trim, then in a blue garment with a white collar. However, in the following examples, she tones it down or "country club approved," if you will. She's wearing a beige skirt and a blue and white striped top.
She then dresses in a navy blue pleated skirt and a shirt with white stripes on the sleeves. Finally, she wears a black-and-white crop top with a tight little skirt that she acknowledges is "not country club approved."
@_paige.renee Which one is your favorite? #golf #golffashion ♬ Maria Maria (feat. The Product G&B) (sped up) - Santana & sped up + slowed
Why did Paige retire from golf?
Spiranac was a popular figure in the golf world due to her aggressive style of play and passion for the sport. She struggled with consistency and accuracy, leading to her retirement. She retired from professional golf in 2016 due to injuries and struggles with her game.
She has continued to be involved in the golf world as a social media personality and influencer, advocating for more opportunities for women in golf. Since her retirement, she has become a social media personality and influencer, model, ambassador, and advocate for women's golf. She has made an impact on the sport and inspired others to get involved.