Former United States Golfer Paige Spiranac Showcases A New And Simple Look

Paige Spiranac looks different with simple makeup (Instagram/@_paige.renee).

JAKARTA - Former US professional golfer Paige Spiranac has fascinated her with a natural look a few days after her birthday.

He made a simple appearance in a recent Instagram video giving his fans tips on how to improve their golf game.

Spiranac, who is now busy being a golf instructor, influencer, and this model appears with simple makeup, different from usual.

In fact, the 31-year-old woman usually looks glamorous, especially during a photo shoot.

"I changed the color of my hair and put on far less makeup than usual. I want a more natural look," Spiranac wrote in the comments column responding to a question about his new look.

Spiranac shows off his new hair and makeup-free look in stunning selfies.

"Thank you for all the happy birthdays," Spiranac wrote in the post.

Spiranac has four million Instagram followers. He just celebrated his 31st birthday on March 26, 2024.

The Colorado-born woman is a former US professional golfer who competed on professional circuits for a year.

However, his career as a golfer has drawn a lot of criticism. He is considered unfit to be on the field with other professional golfers.

"From the start, it was a huge controversy I experienced there. There were professionals, legends in this game, who discussed whether I was included in it."

"People are betting on whether I will be in last place. I am a kid who has no experience, has no training."

"I really cried in public about it. It was a bad show," Spiranac said at the time.

Paige Spiranac was disturbed by the negative comments. He eventually left the world of professional golf and focused on his job now.

"What I produce is not very provocative. If my body makes someone feel uncomfortable, that's not my problem."

"I didn't do anything illegal. I didn't cause any harm. Maybe because I looked like everyone's imagination."

"A girl who likes golf and wears a bikini. However, I see myself as a girl. I came from an authentic place," Spiranac said in response to his critics.