Paige Spiranac shares a funny on-course commentary moment disrupted by a bug, showing her red and white striped outfit during the Grass League Match.
Paige Spiranac had a funny moment during her on-course commentary for the Grass League Match. The American golf influencer, who hosts the 2v2 golf series, shared a video on Instagram on August 7 showing a bug trying to distract her during her commentary.
She posted a picture of herself dealing with the bug on her Instagram story, captioning it:
“Did a bug fly into my hair or did someone tell me to put a polo on….”
Spiranac wore a short bodycon red and white off-shoulder striped dress for the event. She later shared another funny Instagram story of her expression with the caption:
“Did a bug fly into or did you get randomly paired with someone who thinks a 5-hour round is fast….. I can keep going lol.”
This isn’t the first time Spiranac has worked as a commentator. Earlier in 2025, she joined the panel at the PGA Tour’s Creator Classic.
Spiranac also attended the Grass League matchup earlier this year. On May 3, she shared photos and videos from the Grass Clippings Rolling Hills event, captioning:
“Great day watching some amazing golf day 1 at the @grassleague! Excited for day 2⛳️ Follow @grassleague to see all the action during my takeover!”
She wore an off-shoulder red top and matching bottoms, styling her hair in a ponytail.
Earlier this week, Spiranac posted pictures practicing her golf swing in an all-white outfit, captioning:
“Afternoon or morning round of golf”
Although she competed in official golf tournaments early in her career, she later moved into content creation. On August 1, she shared a video on her X account explaining why she stopped playing golf professionally.
Spiranac explained:
“So I have a really toxic love-hate relationship with the game of golf. And I have talked about this ad nauseam. It was one of the reasons why I stopped playing golf professionally. I just could never get over the golf course anxiety. And I would just feel that my mind always won, and I was weak and I could just never overcome that feeling.”
She added:
“There’s also something about the game of golf that makes you addicted to it but also makes you feel like the most worthless human being ever when you have a bad round. I’ve been working with a therapist on this. I love golf so much, but sometimes, I just can’t break through. It eats at me, and I know so many others can relate to this.”
