Paige Spiranac has suggested she has no problem being ‘sexualized’ after firing back at a troll who mocked one of her recent posts on social media.
The stunning golf influencer, who boasts five million followers on Instagram and X combined, shared a video of herself teeing off in a revealing blue outfit to make a joke about the final day of the Masters.
‘More movement in this leaderboard than in my swing,’ she quipped as the likes of Rory McIlroy, Bryson DeChambeau and Justin Rose battled it out for the coveted green jacket on Sunday.
One fan then replied: ‘I still remember when she said “don’t sexualize me” and every time I see her post s*** like this I just lol.’
However, she denied complaining about being sexualized in the sport by responding: ‘Hi I never said that’.
Spiranac does not appear to have ever called for her followers not to sexualize her, with the user in question likely mistaking comments she made back in 2023.
Paige Spiranac has fired back at a troll who mocked one of her recent posts on social media
The stunning golf influencer suggested she has no problem being sexualized in the sport
During an appearance on Straight Fire with Jason McIntyre, golf’s glamor girl instead called out her fellow influencers in the sport for hypocrisy after claiming she was ‘oversexualizing’ herself.
‘When I first got into the industry and when I was trying to play professionally a lot of the LPGA players did not like me and were very outspoken towards that, and as well as a lot of influencers who came up behind me, they were saying that they didn’t want to take the path that I was taking, they weren’t going to “oversexualize” themselves, and they turned around and do the exact same thing,’ she fumed.
‘Sometimes there’s just not a level of respect for everything that I’ve been through, and if I didn’t do this then they wouldn’t even be doing this now.
‘They wouldn’t even have a job without all the hardships that I’ve faced and the path I paved for them.’
Spiranac joined golf fans across the world in celebrating McIlroy’s dramatic Masters triumph on Sunday night.
Yet the content creator drew criticism when she wrote on X: ‘Not to make this about myself but I did pick Rory to win’.
Fans were heavily critical of the post, with one replying: ‘It’s a bit odd saying “not to make this about myself” before celebrating the fact that you correctly guessed the odds’ second-favorite would win the tournament.’
