Paige Spiranac stepped into a new chapter at Goat Hill, not as the one answering questions but as the one asking them. Calling it a “full circle moment,” she embraced her fresh role in golf broadcasting with excitement and gratitude.
Her return carried personal meaning, as San Diego State University—where her golf journey began—formed the backdrop. Reuniting with her old coach and teammates, Spiranac reflected on how she evolved from a college standout into a viral social media figure.
While her original path leaned toward coaching, her online popularity reshaped everything. Now, through events like the Grass League, she combines media work with her passion for making golf more accessible and welcoming to new audiences.
This shift mirrors a larger trend in sports media. Social media stars like Spiranac are carving respected spaces once held by ex-pros and journalists. Her story highlights how engagement, authenticity, and relatability are reshaping golf broadcasting’s future.
