‘I Would Buy Some Safemoon’: Golf World Reacts to Paige Spiranac’s Lucrative Announcement 

Paige Spiranac is the most followed golfer in the world. The ex-professional athlete is widely known for her social media presence. According to reports, Spiranac earns more through social media than all famous golfers through her Instagram posts. And she recently posted about an interesting announcement, and fans couldn’t help but drop their wishlist in the comments section.

Fans react to Paige Spiranac’s recent post on PointsBet USA

Paige Spiranac was recently featured in a video posted by PointsBet USA on Twitter. Spiranac talked about PointsBet USA’s new giveaway offering $10,000 to lucky winners. PointsBet USA is an American company that allows users to bet online on sports including NBA, NFL, MLB, etc.

In the video, Spiranac asked her fans to comment on her post about what they would do if they won the $10,000 giveaway. People gave all kinds of reactions to the video on Twitter and mentioned their long wishlists. Some wished to pay for their house in full, while others wanted to spend it all on betting. Here are a few reactions to the video:

Paige Spiranac wants the PGA Tour and LIV Golf to work together

Spiranac recently tweeted about her wish to see a “mixed team event” between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. She mentioned how the PGA Tour and LIV Golf were both trying to “evolve the game”. But more than that, the ex-golfer wanted to watch an event featuring players from both tours competing together.

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In a few episodes of her podcast, Spiranac has mentioned how it would be “cool” to have the PGA Tour and LIV Golf working together smoothly. She also talked about the secret PGA meeting and how they involved players like Tiger Woods in being part of official discussions. But at the same time, she has been rooting for the former tour more than LIV.

She also referred to the LIV Golf league as a complete “sh*t show” in an earlier episode of her podcast. But her recent comments show a neutral opinion towards both the tours. But there are no signs of a merger from either of the tours yet.

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