Paige Spiranac had an embarrassing moment on the golf course with a wardrobe decision backfiring spectacularly, accidentally giving people a glimpse of her breasts
Paige Spiranac, once dubbed Maxim’s “Sexiest Woman Alive”, has previously opened up on the challenge of being taken seriously on the golf course, but she suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction during her latest round.
Spiranac’s usual attire in her online content is on the revealing side, with bikinis and short skirts filling her Instagram profile. But recently, she decided to wear a more modest black turtleneck for a round of golf, hoping it would shift the focus to her game. However, the winter sun made her outfit see-through, unintentionally revealing more than she intended.
Despite the wardrobe mishap, the Colorado-born star took it in stride, sharing a picture of the incident on social media. She joked: “Me: ‘l’ll wear a turtleneck so people can focus on my golf’. Ends up being see-through in the sun lol”.
The incident was captured on Spiranac’s YouTube channel, which is nearing 400,000 subscribers. In the video, she and fellow influencer and golf professional Gavin Parker challenge themselves to hit a hole-in-one within 50 attempts. Spiranac succeeded with her 49th attempt.
Spiranac, a huge name in golf on social media with nearly four million Instagram fans, often gets over 100,000 likes on her posts. Before becoming an internet star, she played professional golf on the Cactus Tour.
She won her first pro event in 2016 at Arizona’s Orange Tree Golf Resort. Despite playing worldwide, she didn’t make it to the LPGA Tour that year and she has since turned her full attention to social media.
Being famous online has made her rich and brought many perks, but Spiranac says it has come at a cost, with people not taking her seriously in golf.
“People don’t think I can string a sentence together,” she told Golf Digest. “They look at one post, and it’s me standing there with my t*** out, and they assume ‘she has no substance’. The list goes on and on. What I produce is not that provocative. If my body makes someone uncomfortable, that’s not my problem.”