Paige Spiranac shows the thing she “can’t resist” doing after a swing

Paige Spiranac is world-famous for the golf-related content she generates for her social media accounts. Spiranac generally shares with her fans tips about golf and also her own ways of executing the various actions of the game.

Her most recent post on the social network X was related to the latter. Spiranac revealed one of her most ingrained golfing habits, posting the following text:

"I can’t resist a ponytail flip"

Paige Spiranac accompanied this text with a video of her executing swings, both from the fairway and the sand, with her signature ponytail flip on every move. Spiranac posted the rest of the video on her Instagram stories. In the clip, you can see in slow motion her arm and torso work as she executes her swing.

Paige Spiranac (Image via Instagram @_paige.renee).

Paige Spiranac has amassed more than 7.8 million followers across all social networks. Her Instagram account has more than 4 million followers, while on X she is followed by more than one million. Her YouTube channel has over 422,000 subscribers and on TikTok, she is followed by 1.44 million fans.

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What has Paige Spiranac accomplished in golf?

Paige Spiranac began her golf career at the age of 12, and quickly established herself as one of the top junior players in the country. By the time she finished high school, she was ranked in the Top 25 of the world amateur rankings.

Spiranac played in U.S. collegiate golf for three seasons (one for the University of Arizona and two for San Diego State University). During this period, she had several achievements and participated in several teams' victories.

But without a doubt, the greatest sporting success of her golf career was her only professional victory. Spiranac played professionally for over a year, playing primarily on the U.S. Cactus Tour.

Her victory came in an event held in May 2016 at Orange Tree Golf Resort in Phoenix, Arizona. Spiranac carded a final round 68 to tie with the then World No. 1 ranked amateur, Hannah O'Sullivan, and then beat her on the first playoff hole.

The Cactus Tour is a developmental circuit that still operates today, with locations primarily in Arizona. Several important players have emerged from there, among them the double Major champion and 6-time LPGA Tour winner So-yeon Ryu.

During her journey through professional golf, Spiranac had other good performances. Among the most impressive was making the cut at the 2016 Ladies Scottish Open on the Ladies European Tour. There she finished T58 with a score of 9 over.