Paige Spiranac has achieved a lot since quitting professional golf, a decision that certainly didn’t come easy. The 29-year-old now has a podcast of her own and creates content on social media. Spiranac often faces criticism on Twitter, but the Colorado native always holds her ground through stunning comebacks. 

One such moment came through a recent tweet of hers. Paige Spiranac has now got 3.3 million followers on Instagram, a number that even Tiger Woods is yet to reach. Does that make her the most followed golfer on the platform? That’s a debate for another day!

Paige Spiranac has a simple message for her online critics 

Paige Spiranac never ceases to raise eyebrows with her content. Be it her bold opinion on Scottie Scheffler or her discrepancies with the rules of golf, the former pro always gets a lot of buzz in the golf community. 

Furthermore, Spiranac’s witty replies to hate comments or blunt criticism have only increased with time. Recently, she posted a tweet in response to all her fiery critics and naysayers: 

The blushing emoji symbolizes her whole take on the subject – she has moved on from taking them personally. Moreover, Paige Spiranac used it as an opportunity to get people to subscribe to her ‘Playing a Round with Paige Renee’ podcast! 

Until a while ago, Spiranac was the only host of the podcast and welcomed guests from various walks of life. Now, she’s joined hands with Golf Analyst Amanda Rose, and the duo try to break down all the happenings in golf through their weekly episodes. 

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What rule does Sprianac want to change in golf?

Golf is governed by a lot of rules. Some of them might be really confusing as to why it is in use, and Paige Spiranac recently gave one such example. A lot of amateur golfers might encounter the ‘Provisional Ball’ (Rule 18.3), and sometimes it could get tricky. Spiranac thinks that it is a ‘stupid rule.’

“Why is it that after you hit your provisional and you find your other ball but you decide you don’t want to play it and you have to go back and provisional? The option should be that, if you find your golf ball you can have the option to either take an unplayable or if you don’t want to that you can go and play your provisional ball,” Spiranac said.

In summary, Paige Spiranac does not like voiding the first provisional ball. Her suggestion is to play the same provisional from where it lies after the tee shot. Do you agree with her take? Let us know in the comments below!

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