GOLF beauty Paige Spiranac has hit out at fake social media accounts set up in her name and reveals how you can identify them.
The 29-year-old is the No1 golf influencer on social media, amassing millions of followers by showing off her fine skill set on the course as well as her bewitching good looks.
Paige Spiranac says she reports 20 fake accounts impersonating her daily
The 29-year-old has also given fans tips on how to identify her authentic platforms
Paige tells fans to look out for poor grammar as a way of spotting the fakes
But notoriety doesn’t come without its problems.
Paige, who regularly drops draws with a range of different sexy outfits, is a victim of fake accounts being made in her name.
The blonde beauty says she reports “at least 20 fake accounts” a day.
Paige said on her Playing a Round podcast: “This is just ridiculous [the fake accounts issue].
“Just recently there was another person who was scammed by a fake account and the scammer goes all out like they’ll send fake drivers licence, fake cheques, anything you can think of they’re doing it.
“I report at least 20 fake accounts every single day. Every day.
“They keep popping up, we’re trying to do what we can.”
The American has also given tips on how to tell the difference between her authentic accounts and fake ones.
Paige continued: “A couple keys to look out for is that if it’s not coming from my verified account, it’s not me.
“And if it’s someone who bad sentence structure, bad grammar, someone who can’t put a sentence together then it’s not me.
“Sometimes I’ll see these sentences and I’ll think ‘how did you think that was me?’
“Like [laughing] do you think I’m typing at a kindergarten level, it’s offensive honestly.”
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, Paige has told fans her ideal date.
Paige, who’s single, says listening to her likes and dislikes beforehand is key to planning the perfect date.
She said: “I think that any date that is unique and different and personalised.
“Obviously you will have communication going into the date and anything I might have said in passing like I love ice cream or I love this or love that and you incorporate that into the date is really special.”
Paige has millions of followers on social media
The blonde bombshell gained notoriety for her golf skills and good looks
Paige is a golf influencer
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average score of a weekend golfer on the golf course?
The average golf score for a beginner is around 100. As you get better at golf, your scores improve. You’ll start with 9 holes. Then you will work your way up.
Can a professional golfer make a living?
It is possible to make a living as a professional golfer. You have to put in a lot of work and be dedicated. Pros can make millions each year.
What’s the average score for a golfer?
Average golfers shoot around 80-85 yards in tandem with their driver.
Is golfing bad for me?
No, golf is not bad for you. In fact, it’s very healthy. Studies show that golfers live longer and are healthier than non-golfers. Golfers are also less stressed, which makes them happier.
Are you more skilled at watching professionals play?
Watching pro players play makes you better at video games. You can improve your game by studying how other players play, and learning from their mistakes. You can also learn from the mistakes of professional players to improve your game.
How do I improve my golf score?
These simple tips will help you improve your game of golf quickly and easily.
- Do more practice and less play. To improve at something, you need to practice more. Playing too much means you’re practicing bad habits.
- Feel good when you play. There will be times when you don’t feel like going out on the course. Do not force yourself to do something you don’t enjoy. Instead, find ways to make golf enjoyable again.
- Take breaks. Golfers often take breaks during their round to stretch, walk around, eat lunch, etc. You can relax your body and stay focused while on the course by taking breaks.
- Drink water! It’s easy not to keep track of how many drinks were consumed while you are out on the course. You should drink enough water to avoid becoming dehydrated. It will keep you feeling hydrated before, during, & after your game.
- Be healthy. Healthy foods like fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, whole grains, low-fat dairy products, and legumes will provide energy that will help you perform well on the course.
- Keep hydrated. The best way to stay hydrated is to drink lots of water. Drink at least 8 glasses of water daily. This includes water from drinks (such as coffee) and plain water.
- You should warm up properly. Begin your round by walking or running for five to ten minutes. You should then be flexible and agile.
- Keep your head down. When you tee off, it’s important to keep your eyes straight ahead. Don’t look at the ball and pay attention to where it hits. Instead, your eyes should be on the hole.
- Swing with proper form. Proper form may mean different things to different people. You want to avoid hitting the target. Instead, strike the ball towards the center of the club.
- The process is what matters. You can improve your golf swing by focusing on the process. If you struggle to keep your hands still, relax your grip. If you have trouble maintaining balance, focus on your posture.
Statistics
- Or that, on the greens, some 84% of putts over five feet also finish short of the hole? (todaysgolfer.co.uk)
- However, if you go in thinking that you will get all the way down to a 10, you will likely stunt your progress because your expectations are way out of line. (practical-golf.com)
- Trackman found that over 65% of amateur’s golf shots finish short of the target from 160 yards. (golfinsideruk.com)
- The blade aim at impact controls 92% of the ball’s start line, so prioritise face aim as a place to start (todaysgolfer.co.uk)
- This means as much as 50% of your practice time. (practical-golf.com)
External Links
flagstick.com
shotscope.com
blog.trackmangolf.com
amzn.to
How To
Five Simple Steps to Lower Your Golf Scores
- Start off with the right equipment. You’re going to want to invest in some good clubs and balls. The best way to find out what type of club you should use is to take lessons from someone who knows how to play golf. Ask around at the local driving range for people who play golf if you don’t know any. They may even give you an instructor’s lesson for free if they like to see new faces.
- Practice makes perfect. This is no secret. However, if your goal is to improve your game, practice will be essential. You don’t have to play with friends or alone; practice is vital. It doesn’t matter if you practice alone or with friends; it is important to keep track. You can keep track of all the things you do, so you can see which areas you are making progress and which ones you still need to improve.
- Play more often. You might feel that you’re spending too much time on golf equipment when you first start. But once you get in a rhythm, you’ll find that you actually enjoy it. Your next step is increasing your play frequency. You should play at least three times per week, or every other day. It means you will play two rounds of 18 holes each weekend, and one round of 9 holes every week.
- Make sure you eat well. Many people think eating well after lunch is better than breakfast. This isn’t healthy. Instead, try to eat something before you leave the house. Ideal is to have a small snack that contains protein, carbohydrates, as well as fat. You can then have a light meal of lean proteins or vegetables when you get to the course.
- Make sure you drink plenty of fluids. Hydration can cause muscle pains and headaches, so drink plenty of fluids. Plus, drinking water keeps your body properly hydrated, which is essential for optimal performance.
