Fans Spot Something ‘Off’ in Paige Spiranac’s Latest Golf Tutorial – What She Was Wearing Had Everyone Distracted!

Paige Spiranac has done it again — posted a seemingly innocent golf tutorial that turned into a full-blown internet spectacle. Sure, her form was perfect, her swing was smooth, and the grip tips were on point. But let’s be honest — no one was watching the ball.

In her latest Instagram video, Paige offered a helpful breakdown of proper stance and wrist action (get your mind out of the bunker), but fans couldn’t stop talking about her outfit: a tight, cropped polo that looked like it was two inches away from launching a rebellion. With a matching mini skirt that barely made it out of the locker room, Paige was once again toeing the line between pro golfer and glam goddess — and her followers were here for it.

But not everyone was clapping their golf-gloved hands. Some fans noticed something… off about the footage. “Is it just me, or did her top change halfway through the swing?” one eagle-eyed viewer asked. Another chimed in, “Is this a wardrobe test or a golf lesson?”

Cue the conspiracy theories. Was it a cheeky edit fail? A lighting trick? Or did Paige just lean into the viral chaos like the marketing queen she is?

Regardless, the distraction clearly worked. The video racked up over a million views in under 24 hours, and the comments section became a battleground between golf purists and fashion-forward fanatics.

“Teach me how to chip,” one user begged, “but maybe wear a hoodie next time?”
Another countered: “Let her live. It’s 2025. If she wants to tee off in stilettos, I’m watching.”

Let’s be real — Paige knows exactly what she’s doing. She’s the queen of blending athletic advice with headline-worthy aesthetics. Whether it’s intentional or a wardrobe mishap worthy of a slow-motion replay, Paige is playing the social media game better than most pros play the back nine.

And for those wondering if she’s taking the criticism to heart — she’s not. In her stories, she posted a cheeky wink and a caption that said, “Distracted? Good. Now go fix your slice.”

Touché, queen. Touché.

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