Paige Spiranac is back in the limelight with her podcast. The golf professional turned instructor has her own podcast channel, called Playing a Round with Paige Renee. Recently the 28-year-old released a new episode on her channel, making a personal revelation that we might all relate with.

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Paige Spiranac reveals things she hates on the golf course

Spiranac came out with a new episode of her podcast on February 26th. The episode was named ‘I Pledge My Fealty’. In the episode, Paige discussed various happenings in the golf world. Notably, she also talked about the two things that she hates on the golf course.

Paige spoke in the podcast along with her new co-host, Amanda Rose. And we believe every golfer will relate to the discussion between the multi-talented women.

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Paige said, “I would say that mine is slow players. I cannot stand someone who plays slow. And my other one is someone who complains when they’re playing bad and like making excuses.” 

She added, “That is the worst like first tee. They’re like, I haven’t hit balls in like three months. I don’t know what’s happening. Like, I hate that. Just play. No one cares.”

Has Spiranac ever won a professional event?

Back in 2016, Paige won her first event as a professional on the Cactus Tour at the Orange Tree Golf Resort. She carded a final round 68; as a result, and won in a playoff, beating Hannah O’ Sullivan, the top-ranked amateur in the world at that time.

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However, currently, Spiranac has bid adieu to the game professionally and turned into a social media sensation. Her content across all platforms is often hailed as relatable, as fans enjoy Spiranac being her quirky self and offering one too many insights on all things golf and more.

Speaking of which, what are your pet peeves on the golf course?