Former pro golfer and social media star Paige Spiranac didn’t hold back after a fan took a jab at her on X (formerly Twitter) over her behavior in the Internet Invitational YouTube golf series.
The fan accused Spiranac of being “annoying” and allegedly forcing rule changes in the event, writing:
“@PaigeSpiranac you cried and bitched until you got all the rules changed for the entire event? Lmao what an annoying cunt.”
Spiranac quickly responded with a bold and detailed tweet, clarifying the situation and addressing the criticism directly.
“Mondays are always so much fun lol new episode of the Internet Invitational is out…
1. The Barstool/BDS team picked me as one of the four captains. I didn’t pick myself.
2. Micah, Peter, and Brad would absolutely smoke me from the same tees, so it wouldn’t have been fair for my team.
3. I said, ‘we won that draft,’ just to hype up my team.
4. Hand up — I was annoying lol.
5. Funny how I’m called terrible until the draft starts and suddenly I’m ‘stacking my team.’”
Her quick-witted and transparent reply earned praise from fans, with many appreciating her humor and honesty.
Paige Spiranac on the Internet Invitational Series
Spiranac has become one of the standout personalities in the *Internet Invitational*, a YouTube golf competition featuring 48 creators battling for a $1 million prize pool. She frequently shares behind-the-scenes insights and commentary on social media after each episode.
Reflecting on Episode 3 earlier this month, she described how intense the competition and conditions were:
“George and The Jet shot 7 or 8 under for 9 holes — absolute clinic. It was so hot it felt like playing golf on the sun. Brad Dalke is insanely good; you have to see him in person to understand it. I even tried convincing Dave, the rules official, to make them keep playing to help our team — but it didn’t work!”
The Internet Invitational premiered on October 28, with each episode released on the Fore Play and Bob Does Sports YouTube channels. The final episode is set to air live on Thursday, November 13, on the Internet Invitational YouTube page.
Despite stepping away from professional golf — where she once won on the Cactus Tour — Paige Spiranac continues to make her mark in the sport through digital media, blending entertainment with golf insight fo
r her millions of followers.
