Paige Spiranac is not waiting for October to begin entering the Halloween spirit.
Spiranac is one of the most popular social media influencers in the golf community, playing at the university level of the University of Arizona and San Diego. All-Shan Western performers participated in the LPGA Qualification Championship and then moved from golfers to content creators.
Spiranac has received so much love online over the past few years that she has created a pass account so she can share exclusive photos with her fans. Suppose she will wear a lot of Halloween costumes for the next 31 days.
Paige Spiranac watched her teammates recommend teammates on 2023 Kaulig Company Pro-AM on Wednesday, July 12, 2023 at 2023 Kaulig Company Pro-AM in Akron, Ohio. ©Jeff Lange & Sol; USA Today Network
Spiranac has hope for fans.
In October 2024, Spiranac wore several outfits to attract everyone's attention. She even dressed up as Scooby-Doo's Velma.
A year later, Spiranac posted the same photo on social media. The beloved golfer lets everyone know that she won't repeat any outfits this holiday season.
“It's that time of year,” Spiranac wrote on X.
Spiranac has been criticized for opening a pass account in the past, but that hasn't stopped her from posting exclusive content.
“I see a lot of people trying to put down my pass account. Most media platforms use subscription-based models. All creators should have a subscription site, and most do this on x, ig, via or other sites,” Spiranac explains. “It's a way to be free to creativity, connect with the community, have a revenue stream outside of the core platform or keep advertising. It's a smart business move. On the pass, I create interesting content, but there are also detailed videos to help with your golf game! It's one of my favorite content. I chose to create the best user experience through nudity and focus on creating the best user experience because I chose the pass.”
With October on the way, Spiranac may get a nice bump in new subscribers. She currently offers three memberships, with the most expensive options selling for $100 per month.
The story was originally reported by Spun on September 30, 2025, and the story first appeared in the golf district. Click here to add SPUN as your preferred source.