Golf rivalries have existed for a very long time and have always added a little drama and spice to the game. Paige Spiranac and Karin Hart, rival golf influencers, have been at odds for some time, but a contentious video released on Twitter has heightened their conflict to a personal level. In the video, which features Hart swinging her golf club and responding to online criticism of her golf apparel, the caption reads, “Step-mom has a nice ring to it, don’t you think?”

It’s unclear how Paige Spiranac will respond to the apparent taunt as the video continues to go viral on social media. The golfing community will surely keep a close eye on the developing controversy regardless of her decision to get involved directly or take the high road.

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Karin Hart takes aim at rival Paige Spiranac in viral video

The video, which was shared on Karin Hart’s Twitter page, swiftly gained popularity and generated attention among golfers, fans, and the media. Hart swings at a golf ball in the brief footage, showcasing her prowess on the course and perhaps responding to those who have criticized her tournament attire.

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Hart doesn’t specifically mention Paige Spiranac in her video, but the timing and context indicate that her message is directed at her longtime opponent. She appears to be taking a covert go at Spiranac by jokingly remarking, “Step-mom has a nice ring to it,” who is renowned for her outspoken opinions on different topics and her activism for women’s rights.

She also mentioned in that video, “Girls are busy judging my golf attire on social media, but that’s ok…”

The rivalry between Karin Hart and Paige Spiranac is well-known among golfers. Over the years, the two sportswomen have been in a skills and personality competition that periodically spills over into online discussions. However, this most recent video elevates the conflict and attracts a wider audience.

Karin Hart’s viral video sparks controversy – Paige Spiranac reigns as golf’s social media queen

Mixed feelings have been expressed in response to the video, with some praising Hart for raising the subject and showcasing her golfing prowess. Others, however, have berated her for making a personal jab at Spiranac, charging that she is stoking a toxic rivalry that takes the fun out of the game.

One fan appreciated Karin Hart’s post on Twitter by saying, “Indeed!😉”

Another fan took to Twitter to express his opinion by commenting, “Very nice.”

One Twitter fan gave a suggestion to Karin, “Ignore the haters. 🫢”

Another fan wrote on Twitter in a positive way, “Sounds wonderful ❤️❤️❤️❤️”

One fan lauded her swing in the comment box of her Twitter post, “Awesome swing”

Another fan expressed his view by agreeing with Karin’s post, “Yes .. for sure 👏👏👏😂😂”

Hart is one of the countless social media influencers making waves in the golf community, which Spiranac founded after she gave up playing. But in recent years, interest in golf influencers has soared.

The uncontested leader is still Spiranac despite growing opposition. The 30-year-old dominates all other professional golfers on the circuit and even tops influencers like Hart, who has 163,000 followers, with an outstanding following of over 3.5 million on Instagram. In the realm of golf, Spiranac’s web presence continues to be unmatched.

What’s your take on Karin Hart’s recent Twitter post? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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