Paige Spiranac shares a picture as she goes golfing with her partner in Indiana

Golf's favorite influencer, Paige Spiranac, is a former Ladies European Tour (LET) player. Having started playing the sport at the young age of 12, Spiranac went on to play NCAA Division 1 golf for the University of Arizona and San Diego State University.

This week, Paige Spiranac headed to Indiana as she took part in a tournament hosted by Good Good, a widely popular golf channel on YouTube. Spiranac decided to take along Sirius XM PGA Tour Radio's Colt Knost to be her playing partner for the week. The Good Good Midwest Open is being played at the Frenchlick Golf Resort on the Pete Dye Course. The field features a bunch of golf influencers.

Spiranac took to her Instagram platform to share a video of the scene at the 2024 Good Good Midwest Open. In the video, the Sports Illustrated model holes out a long putt and swiftly goes on to high-five her playing partner, Cole Knost. She captioned the video,

"Was in Indiana for the @goodgood Midwest Invitational with @coltknost as my partner! "

Paige Spiranac and Colt Knost at the 2024 Midwest Open (Image via Instagram @_paige.renee)

Here's the full list of players and their playing partners who were present at Frenchlick Golf Resort's Pete Dye course for the 2024 Good Good Midwest Open.

• Austin Reaves and Garett Clark
• Marques Brownlee and Brad Dalke
• Paige Spiranac and Cole Knost
• Mason Greene and Tom Broders
• Micheal Block and Dylan Block
• Ben Kruper and Ashton Gaulin

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All you need to know about Paige Spiranac

Paige Spiranac was born in Wheat Ridge, Colorado to her father, Dan, and mother, Annette, on March 26, 1993. The 31-year-old has a sibling named Lexie. Spiranac was a dedicated gymnast. However, unfortunately, she had broken her kneecaps twice by the time she turned 12.

After facing numerous issues due to the injuries she sustained from gymnastics, Spiranac decided to give golf a try. After wins on the junior golf circuit, Paige Spiranac became the top five recruit as the result of ranking in the top 20 of the world's best junior golfers.

Despite being homeschooled, Spiranac went on to play NCAA Division 1 golf for the University of Arizona and San Diego State University, where she earned honors. She took inspiration from her father, Dan, who had played football for the University of Pittsburg, and her sister, Lexi, who went on to be on Stanford's track and field team.

In 2016, Spiranac gave a shot at professional golf and succeeded. Having won her sole championship on the Cactus Tour, she became a sensation on the tour. She later went on to play in a few events on the Ladies European Tour (LET).

After failing to qualify for the LPGA Tour, Spiranac turned to modelling. She is a renowned recurrent appearance in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit magazine. The influencer now posts golf-related instructional videos on her YouTube platform.