Golf influencer and glamour girl Paige Spiranac opened up about her dating habits in a rare look into her off-screen life.
Spiranac posted a YouTube video entitled ‘Confession time’ where she answered questions commonly asked by her fans while filming on a golf course in Florida.
The former college golfer, who has a combined 5.7million followers on Instagram and TikTok, revealed that she had a crush on a pair of major champions while she was playing in the junior ranks.
In the video, she name-dropped Justin Thomas and Xander Schauffele as the two golfers who caught her eye.
‘I don’t really have a type,’ Spiranac said. ‘But my type is someone who can hit a golf ball really well.’
Later in the video, Spiranac revealed that her list of past beaus is not as long or as dotted with celebrities as some might assume.
Golf glamour girl Paige Spiranac revealed the two PGA Tour pros she had ‘the biggest crush’ on
She said she fancied Justin Thomas (L) and Xander Schauffele (R) in her junior golf days
Spiranac married an athletic trainer in 2018, but confirmed she was unmarried in 2022
‘No, I actually haven’t dated anyone famous before,’ Spiranac admitted. ‘I haven’t dated that many people in general. I was homeschooled from fourth grade all the way until college. It was a very sheltered life.’
Spiranac tied the knot with athletic trainer Steven Tinoco in 2018. However, in 2022, the influencer revealed that she wasn’t married anymore. It’s not clear when the two split.
Before her life on-camera took off, Spiranac played golf at the University of Arizona and San Diego State.
She spurned the chance to turn professional and instead focused on her internet career – becoming one of the most popular social media figures in the sport.
In the video, she added that she wished to keep some parts of her life private and out of the eyes of her millions of followers.
‘I have so many supportive people who follow me. I think a lot of people would be really excited if I got married, or if I decided to have children, and that’s not the reason why I don’t talk about it,’ Spiranac said.
‘I’ve just always wanted to keep a section of me to myself.’
