Paige Spiranac has already made her mark in professional golf, social media, and modeling. Now, she’s stepping into her boldest role yet—joining The Grass League, a new par-3 golf series that’s shaking up the traditional format. For the first time, she’s not just promoting the sport but actively helping to shape its future.
Recently, Spiranac lit up Instagram with a big smile alongside Archie Bradley at Goat Hill Park in Oceanside, California. Sharing the moment with the caption “Love my GL Family,” she made it clear just how much she’s enjoying this new journey. Bradley first posted the story, calling them “the best duo a golf course has ever seen,” to which Paige replied, “Dynamic duo!”
This enthusiasm reflects her deeper role with The Grass League. Since officially joining the league’s front office in July, Spiranac has taken on responsibilities beyond the course. She serves as an on-course reporter, brings her signature energy to live coverage, and oversees digital content strategy to strengthen fan connections. As she put it, “I was born for this.”
Unlike traditional 18-hole tournaments, The Grass League delivers fast-paced par-3 matches under stadium lights, complete with live music, food trucks, and fan zones. It’s golf with a festival feel, designed to bring in younger fans and rival established giants like LIV Golf and the PGA Tour.
But this new chapter may come with risks. Spiranac is currently part of the PGA Tour’s Creator Council, a group of influencers tapped to grow the Tour’s digital presence. Reports suggest her involvement with rival leagues like LIV and The Grass League could cost her that spot, as the PGA Tour pushes for exclusivity.
Still, Spiranac isn’t backing down. By embracing the Grass League, she’s positioning herself at the heart of golf’s evolving landscape—whether it makes her a pioneer or puts her at odds with the PGA Tour.
