Golf influencer Paige Spiranac, known for challenging golf’s traditional image, recently stirred attention with a revealing slow-motion video of her golf swing that went viral, despite the absence of the golf ball’s landing.
“I crushed that drive not gonna lie,” the 31-year-old remarked, though the video offered no evidence of the ball’s trajectory.
While the video didn’t showcase her golf prowess, it sparked curiosity about her upcoming career move: a shift to the platform Passes for exclusive video and photo content.
Similar to platforms like OnlyFans and her previous site “OnlyPaige,” Passes allows Spiranac to share exclusive content for a fee, beyond what she shares freely with her 4 million Instagram followers.
Spiranac joins LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne in bringing her large following to Passes, marking a significant move for the paid content platform. Both social media stars, closely associated with Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, are set to provide a boost to Passes.
On Instagram, Spiranac explained that her Passes account will feature golf tips, fitness content, personal interactions, and “never-before-seen photos and videos.”
I crushed that drive not gonna lie pic.twitter.com/6pMdiQ1Pos
— Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) July 4, 2024
