Paige Spiranac reveals her "favourite position" in cheeky Insta Q&A sesh
Paige Spiranac answers a number of questions from her fans including her favourite position and Brian Harman's waggles at The Open.
Paige Spiranac answered a number of fan questions today including her favourite position (in the golf swing, obvs!), Brian Harman's waggles en route to running away with The Open, and her latest Only Paige demands.
Spiranac, 30, is a golf social media sensation with more Insta followers than Tiger Woods with an ever-growing 3.8m.
Before the start of The Open, Paige reminded us all of one very important thing!
During The Open, she made a joke about the size of her chest at the expense of LIV Golf's Phil Mickelson.
Spiranac, who now goes by the nickname of 'Golf Mommy' to the majority of her followers, answered a number of golfing topics in her 'Happy Monday' Insta Q&A.
One of the questions she answered involved her 'favourite position'.
While it cannot be certain Paige answered exactly as her follower anticipated, she did have some playful fun with her answer:
"I would say my favourite position in the golf swing is definitely the finish," said Paige.
"There's nothing better than a nice finish.
"Most people don't hold their finish long enough... and there's nothing better than just puring a shot and looking at the golf ball as you just pose away."
One fan then asked Paige 'how many waggles is too many?' to which she replied: "Eight waggles less than Brian Harman, but what do I know, he just won The Open."
For the record, Harman was seen averaging 12 waggles per shot en route to his six-stroke romp at The Open.
The time taken over the ball by Harman proved something of a turn-off for a lot of viewers.
Paige also revealed one of her latest requests for a jump rope tutorial on her subscription-only site, Only Paige.
Spiranac also spoke to her fans about her new nickname, Golf Mommy.
Head over to Paige's Insta Story now to watch her full Q&A.
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