Paige Spiranac reviews her game after shooting a 69 during 'fun golf trip'

Paige Spiranac, one of the most followed golf influencers, reviewed her game after playing at two golf courses in Virginia and Maryland in an Instagram post yesterday, October 21, 2024. She played at the Kinloch Golf Club in Manakin-Sabot and Caves Valley Golf Club in Maryland.

Spiranac posted pictures of the golf courses and videos practicing striking the ball from tee boxes. The 31-year-old shared details about her golf trips and captioned the post:

"Fun golf trip recently! Played Kinloch and Caves Valley. Two amazing properties! Shot 69 at Kinloch and 74 at Caves. Game feels pretty solid right now!"

Kinloch Golf Club is a par-72 course with 7373 yards while Caves Valley Golf Club is a par-71 course with 7,226 yards. Kinloch has hosted several amateur championships while Caves Valley has hosted several PGA Tour and Champions Tour tournaments, including the BMW Championship in 2021 which it is set to host again next year.

Spiranac also participated in the PGA Tour's Creators Classic in August. She played golf in college and professionally on the Cactus Tour before becoming a full-time influencer.

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Paige Spiranac explains golf course grass and hazards

Paige Spiranac, a popular golf influencer and former professional player, talked about the basic elements of a golf course including different grasses and hazards in a YouTube video last month. She discussed the fairway cut, the shorter grass on the golf course, and the perils of the ball landing in the rough:

"From the fairway cut, which is shorter, you have rough, which is longer, and so it's a penalty. So when your ball lands in the rough, it tends to settle down and it's really hard to get the club head onto the ball because you have rough that interferes with your club head and the golf ball, and so it's unpredictable on how it flies out."

Spiranac further talked about the putting green, the shortest grass on the golf course. She said that if the grass was longer in the putting green, the ball would hop around and golfers would struggle to make the ball go into the hole. The 31-year-old golf influencer also explained the hazards that make golf courses challenging.

"So you have bunkers, which again are those sand filled holes. You have water, which we call a water hazard. Then you have OB, which is usually houses or places that they just don't want you to hit into, and your ball is gone," Paige Spiranac said.

Spiranac posted the video under a series called "The Beginner's Guide to Starting Golf" on her official YouTube channel. In the series, she has addressed the clothing on golf courses, the four clubs needed by beginners, tips about driving ranges, and carrying a golf bag.

Spiranac's YouTube channel has over 434k subscribers. She has posted course vlogs and winter golf tips and on another popular golf series "Golf Instruction from Paige Spiranac". She has also had friendly challenges with LIV Golfer Bryson DeChambeau, PGA Tour veteran John Daly, and PGA Tour player Wyndham Clark.