Paige Spiranac responds to 'best I've had in a long time' comment
Golf social media sensation Paige Spiranac reveals fans are loving her latest video lessons.
Paige Spiranac has taken to X / Twitter to reveal just how much golf fans are loving her latest instruction content over on her new Passes channel.
Spiranac, 31, is something of a golf media sensation with 4m Instagram followers, which is 500,000 more than Tiger Woods and 1m more than Rory McIlroy.
While Paige still pushes a lot of her content on Instagram and X, she posts much more regularly on Passes.
And it's there where golf fans can take advantage of her best golf tips.
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Spiranac revealed last week she is attempting to play off an official +4 handicap by the end of the season.
She currently has an impressive handicap index of +3.9.
Paige took to X / Twitter this week to reveal one nice comment from one of her followers, who has seen a big difference in his game since subscribing to Spiranac's Passes channel.
The fan told Spiranac he loved her new 'over the top' instruction video, and that he had been playing golf his entire life spending up to $250 on lessons but that this was the best tip he's received in a very long time.
"I love receiving messages like this on my Passes account!" wrote Spiranac.
"I like to offer a variety of content so everyone is happy!
"Click here to see everything I have to offer and I can fix your slice haha - www.passes.com/paigespiranac."
Paige's Passes channel features a mix of content including golf instruction, photos, exclusive content, DMs and live streams.
Spiranac offers a Par Tier ($10 / month), Birdie Tier ($25 / month) and Eagle Tier ($100 / month) membership on Passes, as well as Golf Only ($5 / month).
It should be noted that Passes bans explicit content, unlike OnlyFans.
Last week Spiranac confirmed she had become a new ambassador for SportsGrid, the most watched free streaming network for live sports betting coverage.
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