Traditional golf attire? Stuffy polos, khaki shorts, maybe a cap to keep the sun out. But when Paige Spiranac shows up to the fairway, those “rules” get tossed faster than a broken tee.
In her latest post, Paige appeared on course in what looked more like a fitness model’s wardrobe remix than anything you’d find in a country club pro shop. Think ultra-snug crop top, flirty athletic skirt, and a ponytail that screamed “I’m cute, but I will absolutely outdrive you.”
One thing’s for sure: she didn’t come to blend in.
Paige captioned the moment with a sassy little jab at the traditionalists: “Hope this look doesn’t break the rules… again 😉.” You could practically hear the collective pearl-clutching from the old guard of golf—but the rest of the internet? Fully onboard. The comments were overflowing with fire emojis, marriage proposals, and a few questions about how to take up golf “purely for health reasons.”
It’s not the first time Paige has pushed boundaries, and it definitely won’t be the last. She’s become famous for bringing her own flair to a sport that, let’s face it, hasn’t exactly been known for its fashion sense. And while the pros are out there in dry-fit navy and muted gray, Paige is rocking bold colors, plunging necklines, and skirts that make the wind part of the performance.
But here’s the kicker—behind the glam and cheek, she’s legit. Paige knows her game. She’s not just here to pose pretty and leave; she’s out there hitting bombs and making swings that remind everyone she used to do this professionally. The difference is, she just does it with style.
And sure, there’s always that one guy in the comments screaming, “What about the traditions?!” But let’s be real: Paige is starting a new tradition. One where women in sports don’t have to trade in their femininity for respect. One where looking great and playing great aren’t mutually exclusive.