Paige Spiranac bares all: America’s sexiest golfer spills on her dark past, the truth about THOSE outfits… and why her next move will send ‘stuffy’ boomer pros crazy

You wouldn’t think it from a glance at her Instagram but there was once a time when Paige Spiranac was too afraid to post anything on social media.

Before gaining internet fame thanks to her risqué pictures and golf content filmed in racy outfits, the 31-year-old had her confidence shattered by bullies.

Spiranac was stalked and harassed by a group of fellow female students at San Diego State University and the torment forced her to remove any trace of herself from the internet.

‘After that experience I deleted all my social media,’ Spiranac – who attended both the University of Arizona and SDS and also in 2023 had to file for a restraining order against the same stalker as Olivia Wilde – told DailyMail.com in an exclusive interview.

‘I finally got it again in my senior year of college and I said “I’m only gonna post golf videos” because who can make fun of a golf video? It turns out a lot of people can.

‘That’s how it started. I was just posting fun golf videos, and it really just turned into this.

Since leaving university in 2015, she has grown her online audience to a staggering four million followers on Instagram, almost 500,000 on YouTube and another two million across X and TikTok. Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler can only dream of such numbers.

She has also starred in videos with two-time major champion Bryson DeChambeau and the members of Good Good, two of the biggest names in the YouTube golf community’s invasion of the sport.

This week, however, her authority in analyzing golf is set to reach new levels, as a commentator on the third season of Netflix’s docuseries Full Swing, which dropped on February 25.

‘I started doing this 10 years ago now, and it wasn’t a career path,’ she said, having won once on the developmental Cactus Tour in 2016 but failing to get a full tour card since