The former pro golfer and current social media celebrity, Paige Spiranac, recently debuted a fresh hairstyle. It’s been a while since she last shared anything on Instagram—since October, in fact—when she promoted some content related to the Group Me app.
Over the weekend, she took to X and posted a photo revealing her new curly hair with bangs. “Life update. Got bangs,” she captioned the snap.
Instantly, her fans reacted overwhelmingly positive. One follower simply remarked, “Beautiful.” Another chimed in, saying, “I don’t know who you are or why this is on my timeline, but I have no regrets. You look fine.” A different comment read, “I love it. It totally changes the way I look,” capturing the excitement surrounding her transformation.
One user even noted, “The power of hair transformation is real. It’s a huge transformation,” while another appreciated her new look by likening it to Farrah Fawcett.
Interestingly, even amidst the compliments, personal anecdotes popped up; one fan said, “Paige, I love you Carl,” while another exclaimed, “Oh my god!!!!! I love this shit!!!! It’s so cute and pretty!!!!! Yeah yeah yeah.”
Spiranac had quite a storied past in golf, having played at Arizona State University and then at San Diego State University. She even won her first professional title on the Cactus Tour back in 2016 and has played in notable events like the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters. Nevertheless, she transitioned away from competitive golf that same year after missing the LPGA Tour qualification.
Recently, she took a step back from social media following a cheating controversy during the Internet Invitational, a YouTube series created by Barstool Sports. Spiranac was one of 48 golf influencers present and faced scrutiny after she accidentally aided a teammate by brushing away grass to clear their shot during a round.
This incident led to some backlash, with Spiranac later expressing that she had received numerous death threats. She tearfully shared her confusion over the rules and felt overwhelmed by the harsh reactions, prompting her temporary leave from online platforms.
