Golf influencer Paige Spiranac is once again finding creative ways to connect with her audience. On Wednesday, September 17, she took to Instagram to announce a new contest in partnership with her sponsor, Blue Tees Golf.
In her story, Spiranac appeared on the fairway dressed in a blue-and-white snakeskin jumpsuit, holding a putter. The caption read:
“Want to play a round of golf with me? Now you can!”
The giveaway, called Play with Paige, offers golfers the opportunity to join her in a foursome. Spiranac praised Blue Tees’ approach to the sport, saying their mission to make golf “fun, stylish, and accessible” mirrors her own outlook.
To enter, fans need to download the free Blue Tees Game app and invite two friends, which counts as one entry. More invites mean more chances to win, plus rewards worth up to $500, such as gift cards and Blue Tees merchandise. The winners will be revealed in November, with the course location announced at the 2026 PGA Show.
Why Paige Spiranac Stepped Away From Professional Golf
Alongside her latest collaboration, Spiranac also opened up about her decision to leave behind the pressure of professional golf. In a candid Instagram post, she admitted that competing once took a toll on her mentally, leaving her filled with doubt.
Over a video of herself smiling from a golf cart, she wrote:
“Thanks, I finally stopped beating myself up about not making it as a pro golfer.”
The 32-year-old, who started golfing at 13, once dreamed of going pro. She competed on the Cactus Tour and tried for an LPGA card but eventually realized it wasn’t the right path for her. Despite a solid college career, including winning the 2013 Mountain West Conference Championship with San Diego State, she chose to pivot.
Today, she’s embraced a different side of the game—modeling, content creation, and engaging with her more than five million online followers. Spiranac credits her fans with helping her enjoy this new chapter.
“I love creating, the game of golf, and connecting with you all. Thank you for your support,” she shared.
This summer, she even stepped into Hollywood with a cameo in Happy Gilmore 2, showing just how far her journey beyond competitive golf has taken her.
