BRI TERESI and stunning pal Nicole Gerome have wowed fans on social media.
The Paige Spiranac rivals played a spot of golf together and uploaded a snap to Instagram.
Bri Teresi and Nicole Gerome sent fans wild with this picture
Bri uploaded the snap to her Instagram
She has over 1.4million followers on the platform
Briu often sends fans wild with her pictures
In the picture – uploaded to Bri’s account – both girls are wearing revealing outfits.
Bri is sporting a short blue skirt and low cut very top, while buddy Gerome is wearing a tight-fitting low-cut dress.
They are both posed as they pick up their golf balls from the holes, presumably after putting in at Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Bri has built up a massive online following since taking up the sport as she now boasts 1.4million followers on Instagram.
Wheres Gerome is a pro golfer and has a much smaller following of just 41,000.
The post was captioned: “2 golf girls are better than 1.”
But the pair of them together were able to wow their fans as they flooded the comment section.
One fan gushed: “Gorgeous photo of both you ladies.”
Bri also has an OnlyFans account
Bri has some way to go to eclipse Paige Spiranac’s title
A second commented: “Too hot
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A third said: “Beautiful golfers”.
A fourth added: “Pretty ladies 
.”
While a fifth wrote: “Stunning duo.”
Much like Paige, Bri has made a name for herself as a golf-related influencer on social media.
She also has an OnlyFans page which her many admirers have to pay to view.
But her latest racy footage was shared on Instagram as she posed in a skimpy bikini.
Paige is still the queen of golf influencer
Frequently Asked Questions
Is golfing bad for me?
Golf isn’t bad for you. It’s actually very healthy. Studies show that people who play golf live longer than those who do not. They are happier because they tend to have less stress.
What does the average golfer shoot?
Average golfers shoot around 80-85 yards in tandem with their driver.
Is it possible for a professional golfer to make money?
Yes, it’s possible to make money as a pro golfer. However, it requires hard work and dedication. Pros make millions every year.
Do I really need to be a member of a golf course in order to play golf?
You do not need to have a membership at the course. However, you will be able to use all the facilities, including driving ranges, putting areas, and locker rooms.
Can I improve my playing without practice?
It is vital to practice regularly if you want to improve your game. Even if your time and resources are limited, you can still improve. You must remember to always put your best foot forward and practice what it is you are trying to do. To put it another way, if your goal is to play faster you should work towards playing faster. Likewise, if you desire to hit the shot further, then you should concentrate on striking the target far.
Does watching golf improve your game?
Yes, it helps me!
Golf is a very popular sport. Golf involves hitting the ball at a target with different distances using clubs, sticks, and other tools. It’s a wonderful way to spend quality time outdoors and relax. Did you know there are so many benefits to playing golf? Here are a few examples:
- Golf helps you get fit
- Playing golf makes you feel good
- While playing, you don’t need to think as much.
- Golf teaches patience
- You can find inspiration from watching the game of golf
- Golf is fun
- Golf is easy to learn
- Golf is more affordable than other sports
- Golf is an excellent stress reliever
- Golf is a social sport
Statistics
- Trackman found that over 65% of amateur’s golf shots finish short of the target from 160 yards. (golfinsideruk.com)
- According to Shot Scope’s database of more than 30 million shots, 80% of missed greens are missed short. (todaysgolfer.co.uk)
- Or that, on the greens, some 84% of putts over five feet also finish short of the hole? (todaysgolfer.co.uk)
- Stats reveal 96% of golfers play right-handed. (todaysgolfer.co.uk)
- This means as much as 50% of your practice time. (practical-golf.com)
External Links
amzn.to
shotscope.com
golfdigest.com
- Golf Equipment: Clubs, Balls, Bags
- Golf Digest – Instruction: Here are five more great exercises that will get you in the best shape possible in just five weeks
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How To
How to improve your Golf swing
How to Improve Your Golf Swing
You can improve your golf swing by practicing. Practice makes perfect! The best way to improve your golf swing is to spend some time practicing every day. If you want to make improvements, you must put in consistent effort. You should practice at least 5 times per week. You will see results if you do this consistently.
When learning to play golf, it is important that you start slow. Start out with short shots and move on to longer shots. This will help build endurance and strength. It is likely that you will struggle to hit the ball straight at first when you begin golf. However, if you keep working hard, you will eventually develop a good golf swing.
Practice swinging from different stances and positions. Start by standing still and then move forward and back. Then, walk backwards as you hit the ball. Then, run while hitting the ball. Each swing requires different stances and positions. These exercises will help you learn which stance and position works best for you. These exercises will help you determine the best stance and position for you.
Keep track of your progress. It is important to keep track of your progress so you can see areas that need improvement. Write down everything you practice doing. Keep track the amount of practice sessions you take and your score. This data will help you determine if you are making any progress.
A professional instructor can help you improve your golf swing. A professional instructor can help you improve your technique. They can help choose the right equipment for you. You will be more successful if someone is skilled in their field.
Golf is a very popular sport today. Millions of people take part in the sport each year. There are many things you can do to help you play better golf. You can improve your short game by practicing your swing and learning how to read greens.
