Social media is one of the most important tools for celebrities to connect with their fans. Golf is not limited to the course anymore. Many golfers are now actively sharing their routines and games with their fans. Nowadays, many amateur golfers may easily find helpful golfing advice on social media.

But there is always another side to everything. Everything is not hunky-dory on the internet. Many times, social media has caused problems for many. In the latest incident, this LPGA star has experienced something quite horrific. Let’s dive into the story.  

Big “fake accounts” problem for the 30-year-old golfer

Recently, Kang posted a story on her Instagram, warning everyone of the fake accounts in her name and how they have been texting other people.

She posted such a conversation and wrote:

Problem of missing baggage before a major!

Golfers bring their expensive equipment with them when they go to other venues to compete. But what happens if you misplace your luggage? This is exactly what happened with Kang. 

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While traveling to France for the Evian Championship, she lost her baggage. She posted a tweet, “Dear @British_Airways Please help locate my bag. Bag tag BA602969 from CDG to LHR. it took us 2.5hrs to even make a claim… and no one seems to know where it is. It’s filed missing. Not delayed, missing..” 

Danielle Kang is indeed having a rough time, from having poor form to someone impersonating her on Instagram. What do you think about Kang’s message? Has it also happened to you? Let us know in the comments section below.