Paige Spiranac has emerged as a successful social media personality after her early retirement from professional golf. She creates fashion and sports centric content.

Spiranac recently took to X to share a slow motion swing video with her fans. In the video, that was shot indoors, she could be seen smiling after completing the swing. The SI Swimsuit model sported a white top and red leggings. She left her hair open and finished off the look with a blue glove.

Although Spiranac retired very early as compared to an average golfer, she is still in touch with the happenings of the sport. The 31-year-old has voiced her opinion about golf news on several occasions.

Recently, she took part in the inaugral Creator Classic organized by the PGA Tour on the eve of the 2024 Tour Championship at East Lake. The ‘OG Insta golf girl’ as she calls herself, was one of the 16 golf content creators chosen for the event. Sadly, however, she couldn’t make it into the final playoff.

“I feel like I was really one of the the ‘ogs'” – Paige Spiranac on the 2024 Creator Classic

Post her participation in the 2024 Creator Classic, Paige Spiranac posted a video on her YouTube channel detailing her day at East Lake. She had documented her interaction with her fellow competitors as well as fans.

She spoke about what the inaugral event meant for the content creators on various social platforms.

“Nothing like this has ever happened before, it’s really cool that the tour is kind of investing back into golf creators and there’s been a really big movement of golf YouTube and kind of just the growth of golf influencers.” (5:38 onwards)

Spiranac proudly calls herself the ‘OG Insta golf girl’ in her Instagram bio. She reiterated her “OG” status as she further added:

“I feel like I was really one of the the ‘ogs,’ the originals and so, from when I first started and the reaction that I would get now, you know, 7 years later, to be here in this moment surrounded by, I mean, the best in the world on a world class golf course is truly like a pinch me moment.”

Luke Kwon eventually won the inaugural Creator Classic, defeating Wesley Bryan, Sean Walsh and Roger Steele in the final playoff. Spiranac finished with a score of 2-over after eight holes of play. The event garnered a staggering 110,000 live viewers on YouTube.