"Most people don’t hold it long enough" - Paige Spiranac reveals her favorite golf position
Paige Spiranac is a golfer turned influencer who has become very popular in recent times due to her social media presence. Spiranac often posts about the latest happenings in golf, giving her opinions on tournament favorites and also offering golf tips to fans.
Recently, Paige Spiranac did a Q&A session on her Instagram stories, where she answered a lot of golf questions. The questions ranged from those about the 2023 Open Championship all the way to her own golf techniques. One particular fan asked Spiranac her favorite position.
In reply, Spiranac named the finish position. She said:
"I would say my favourite position in the golf swing is definitely the finish position. There is nothing better than a nice finish. Most people don't hold their finish long enough. There's nothing better than just hitting a shot and looking at the golf ball as you pose away."
Paige Spiranac strengthens social media presence with 3.5 million fan following
Paige Spiranac has quite a big fan following, with 3.5 million Instagram followers, 306K YouTube followers, more than 3.5 million Facebook fans, and 700K fans on Twitter. Spiranac however has also played division I golf during her collegiate days.
Well-known for her bold and unapologetic style, Spiranac is often the centre of criticism among several golf fans online. However, Spiranac has not stopped herself from expressing her opinion.
In a recent New York Post interview, she said:
"Whenever I just have this gut feeling that I need to say something, I do. I never overthink it; I never second-guess myself. With the body-shaming issues, I felt really sad and icky about it, and I knew I had to say something and I'm so happy that I did."
Spiranac has often opened up about the trolling that she receives online, which she chooses to fight. Spiranac is also the first athlete to make the Maxim's hot 100 list.
In 2017, when the LPGA introduced a stricter dress code for golfers, Spiranac was quick to come up with a response, saying:
"The progression of Women's Golf is plunging further than our Necklines."