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Paige Spiranac

Country🇺🇸 United States
Location of instructionColorado, United States
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Country🇺🇸 United States
Location of instructionColorado, United States

A former college and professional golfer, Paige Spiranac has become one of the most-followed golf content creators in the world, offering clear lessons to help beginners get started.

Paige Spiranac is a former American college and professional golfer who has become one of the most-followed golf content creators in the world. Here’s her background, what she teaches, and a summary of her video lesson.

Who is Paige Spiranac?

Paige Spiranac was born on March 26, 1993, in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. A top-ranked junior, she won several tournaments on the Colorado junior circuit before joining the NCAA Division I college golf program.

After her freshman year at the University of Arizona, she played for San Diego State, where she was named to the All-Mountain West Conference team twice. In 2015, she helped the Aztecs win their first-ever Mountain West Conference title.

She made her professional debut in December 2015 on the Ladies European Tour at the Dubai Ladies Masters, then played on the Cactus Tour in Arizona in 2016, where she won a tournament.

Paige Spiranac's Journey

StepKey Points
Junior GolfSeveral victories on the Colorado junior circuit
University of Arizona2011–2012 Season, Division I College Golf
San Diego State2013 and 2014 All-Mountain West Conference, 2015 Conference Championship
Professional DebutDubai Ladies Masters (Ladies European Tour), December 2015
Cactus Tour1 win in 2016
Golf MagazineColumnist since the December 2018 issue
Podcast“Playing A Round with Paige Renee,” launched in 2020
PGA Tour Creator ClassicParticipation in 2024 and 2025
Grass LeagueJoined the management team of this par-3 golf league in May 2025

Paige Spiranac, golf content creator

Paige Spiranac has established herself as a pioneer in golf on social media. On her official website, she claims to have more than 10 million followers across all her channels. Her stated goal: to make golf more accessible and inspire a new audience to pick up a club.

Her background gives her a unique credibility: before filming her tips, she experienced the rigors of Division I college golf and professional tournaments. So she talks about the game as a player, not just as a host.

On YouTube, she posts tips, filmed rounds, and challenges with other creators. She also participates in Creator Classic, the PGA Tour tournaments reserved for content creators, and has been working since 2025 for the Grass League, a par-3 golf league.

What Paige Spiranac Teaches

The Basics of Golf by Paige Spiranac

Her flagship lesson covers the entire swing from start to finish—from the grip to the held finish—with a simple reference point at each stage. She emphasizes address posture, ball position, and a specific weight distribution from address through the finish—a true roadmap for beginners as well as those who want to brush up on their fundamentals. A Reminder of Some Golf Basics by Paige Spiranac.

A Lesson Built Step by Step

What makes this video so effective is its structure. Rather than piling on tips, Paige Spiranac follows the order of the swing: club grip, stance, ball position, backswing, downswing, and then a held finish. At each stage, she provides a single tip that’s easy to remember on the driving range. The section on weight distribution is particularly helpful: by quantifying the weight distribution from the address to the finish, she gives beginners a concrete way to check that they’re properly shifting their weight toward the target instead of staying on their back foot.

It's a good starting point before moving on to more technical lessons, such as those on swing plane or the Body Rotation.

Grip and Posture

In this same lesson, she starts with grip and posture—the two points that beginners most often overlook. To learn more, see the lessons Grip and Address Posture and Position.

Paige Spiranac's Best Lessons by Topic

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Frequently Asked Questions About Paige Spiranac

Who is Paige Spiranac?

An American golfer born in 1993 who played college golf (Arizona, San Diego State) and on the professional tour, and is now a golf content creator.

How old is Paige Spiranac?

She was born on March 26, 1993, in Wheat Ridge, Colorado; she is 33 years old.

Was Paige Spiranac a professional golfer?

Yes. She made her professional debut at the Dubai Ladies Masters on the Ladies European Tour in December 2015, and then won a Cactus Tour event in 2016.

At which university did Paige Spiranac play golf?

She attended the University of Arizona and then San Diego State, where she was named to the All-Mountain West team and helped the Aztecs win their first conference title in 2015.

What is Paige Spiranac doing these days?

She creates golf content (YouTube, social media, podcasts), participates in the PGA Tour's Creator Classic, and joined the Grass League's executive team in 2025.

Where can you follow Paige Spiranac?

On her official website, paigespiranac.com, which links to her YouTube channel, Instagram, X, and Facebook accounts.

Location: Colorado, United States

Fred P.'s Review.

Paige Spiranac is, first and foremost, a true golfer: we often forget this, but she played in the college Division I and on the professional tour before getting into video. What I admire is that she’s been able to use her talent for communication to attract people to golf who would never have considered it otherwise.

Her lesson on the basics is one of the clearest I know for beginners: step-by-step guidance, from grip to finish, and a simple explanation of weight distribution. I’d gladly recommend it to a friend taking their first lessons, and even to those who, like me, sometimes need to go back to the basics.

Videos from Paige Spiranac

* Amateur competitions with guidance from the pros