Golf glamour girl Paige Spiranac is one of the highest\u002Dprofile personalities in the world of fairways and greens.
Try refreshing your browser, orShe has feuded with LIVE Golf pooh-bah Phil Mickelson who slammed a PGA golfer for showing four inches of ankle. Spiranac fired back: “If Phil thinks that’s four inches, I feel sorry for his wife.”
“It’s interesting to see women outraged by Tiger slipping JT a tampon after out driving him but those same women will quickly tear me down for how I’ve decided to build my business. You can’t pick and choose when to be a feminist.”Article contentCONFIDENCE ISSUES: Paige Spiranac has a new calendar for 2023.But she has more than a few famous fans, including the husband of tennis great Serena Williams.
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Why golf glamour girl Paige Spiranac divides fans and foesGolf glamour girl Paige Spiranac is one of the highest\u002Dprofile personalities in the world of fairways and greens.
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