Paige Spiranac and her sister launch a NEW children's book
Paige Spiranac and her sister Lexie Mitchell have written a golf book that aims to get more youngsters into the game.
Paige Spiranac and her sister Lexie Mitchell have launched their first children's book together that is aimed at getting more youngsters into golf.
Paige and Mitchell have written a kid's golf book called 'Hattie Goes Golfing' and it's currently available for pre sales on the Back Nine Press website.
The book is available for pre-sales at $29.99 right now, and it ships in November.
Paige is doing a limited number of signed copies for those who order at pre-sale.
Here's a little synopsis of the book:
Paige revealed her big news while at Club Champion on Wednesday afternoon.
Head over to Paige's Instagram Story now to watch her talk about her new book.
Spiranac said:
Paige then added another Instagram Story with an image of the book and the words:
If you would like to purchase the book, you can follow the link below.
Paige's book retails at £29.99.
Spiranac needs little introduction in the golfing world with just shy of 4m Instagram followers.
Paige stuns her fans with a series of saucy golfing snaps and videos from the golf course, on top of offering helpful tips and tricks to help golfers get the most out of their games.
On top of running her own 'Playing-A-Round' podcast and 'Only Paige' site, she also has a number of ambassadorial roles in the golf industry including at Shot Scope and LA Golf.
Spiranac also provides the latest betting tips from the world of sport with Points Bet USA.
Who is Paige Spiranac's sister?
According to the Back Nine Press website, Paige's sister Lexie, who has co-written the book, is an author, copywriter and digital consultant with a BA in Communication from Stanford University.
That's the same University that 15-time major champion Tiger Woods went to back in the day.
The website says: "Lexie has also taught creative thinking and communication skills to scientists and engineers, as well as worked in innovation and entrepreneurship in several capacities."
Andy first joined the brand on a month's work experience back in April 2011, and he now assumes the Editor role. When Andy joined GolfMagic it was a small site with potential.
