Pop Star Nick Jonas Goes Golfing With Paige Spiranac

Paige Spiranac’s recent participation in the American Century Championship has garnered a lot of attention. However, a social media post from Nick Jonas which included Paige Spiranac and Miles Teller has received a much more wide reaction from the fans.

The American Century Championship was held at Edgewood Tahoe South from July 6th to 10th. The event is a celebrity tournament which consisted of big names like Steph Curry, Patrick Mahomes, Alex Caruso, and Derek Carr, just to name a few.

With top athletes and actors participating in the tournament, the event gave us several memorable moments. But a post from Nick Jonas caught everybody’s attention.

Paige Spiranac goes golfing with Nick Jonas

Unlike many others on the tournament list, Paige Spiranac was one of the few who had some experience of professional golf. The 29-year-old has played on the Cactus Tour before switching to a full-time social media influencer.

The post was shared after the first round of the tournament. Spiranac along with Nick Jonas and Top Gun Maverick star Miles Teller were seen in the post. The caption read, “Such a fun first round at the #acchampionship in Tahoe with @Miles_Teller and @PaigeSpiranac birdies and pars tomorrow!”

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Though the trio looked happy in the picture, their results in the celebrity tournament weren’t pleasant. Miles Teller finished tied to 70th rank while Nick Jonas finished tied to 65th position. Spiranac ended the tournament tied for the 24th place.

Dramatic end to the ACC

Though the finale didn’t involve much of Spiranac, it still gave us a dramatic end. The celebrity tournament came to a closure on Sunday after former NFL quarterback and CBS commentator Tony Romo came out on top. However, the win didn’t come very easy as the NFL star got involved in drama with former MLB player Mark Mulder.

The victor was decided by two playoff holes and a dramatic sudden-death match between Mark Mulder, Tony Romo, and Joe Pavelski. It was the fifth playoff overall and the first three-way playoff in the history of the tournament.

Romo won after the second trip down No. 18 after they played the 18th hole twice. All three players scored 62 points to end regulation play. On Sunday, Romo scored 25 points to tie for the lead. In the Modified Stableford scoring system, Pavelski scored 27 points and Mulder had 17 on Sunday.

Romo said all three of his wins at Edgewood were special. However, this one stands out a little bit because his children are older and can appreciate it more.

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