Paige Spiranac recently shared the real reason behind her signature golf course fashion. During her early golf days, she didn’t have the money for traditional golf attire, so she wore athletic gear she already owned.
Speaking on the *Up and Adams Show*, Spiranac explained that her background in gymnastics made her comfortable in leotards, so leggings and tank tops felt natural. Her outfits weren’t a statement—they were simply affordable and practical.
As a newcomer to golf, Spiranac practiced on public courses without strict dress codes. She emphasized that these welcoming spaces allowed her to learn the game without worrying about judgment or attire restrictions.
The golf influencer encouraged beginners to start on public courses rather than intimidating country clubs. She stressed that passion for the game matters more than what you’re wearing, helping break the stereotype of golf being “stuffy.”
Spiranac continues to challenge outdated dress code norms, arguing that you can respect golf traditions without conforming to rigid wardrobe rules. Her large social following shows how many relate to her modern, inclusive approach to the sport.
Recently, she competed in the PGA Tour’s Creator Classic, placing ninth among top golf content creators. With more than 5.5 million followers, Spiranac remains one of golf’s most influential and relatable voices.
