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OutKick's Nightcaps rounds up a weekend of sports and pop culture—from Paige Spiranac and her mom going viral ahead of the PGA Championship at Aronimink, to Lane Kiffin's controversial remarks about recruits and segregation, and previews of the NFL schedule release plus related headlines (Cowboys-Giants SNF, Caitlin Clark, Morgan Wallen, Angel Reese), all delivered in its characteristic brisk, opinionated style.
Former pro golfer Paige Spiranac teased a steamy floral sundress in a social post about the Kentucky Derby, while Golden Tempo, trained by Cherie DeVaux and ridden by Jose Ortiz, won the Derby—DeVaux becoming only the second female trainer to win a Triple Crown race. Spiranac said she was missing this year’s race but hopes to attend next year, with Saratoga Springs highlighted as a hometown hub for such historic moments.
Paige Spiranac defends Rory McIlroy's decision to avoid media after a challenging US Open round, suggesting there may be underlying issues and emphasizing support for the golfer's choices amid criticism.
Golf influencer Paige Spiranac expressed her dismay on social media after Chicago Sky's Chennedy Carter hip-checked Indiana Fever's Caitlin Clark to the floor during a WNBA game. Spiranac criticized the treatment of Clark, suggesting it could deter new fans. Despite Carter's 18 points, the Fever narrowly won 71-70.
Paige Spiranac paid tribute to the late PGA Tour pro Grayson Murray, who died by suicide, recalling his kindness and support throughout their careers. Murray's family expressed their grief and gratitude for the outpouring of support from the golf community. Murray, a two-time PGA Tour winner, had openly struggled with alcoholism and depression.
Golf influencer Paige Spiranac has expressed interest in auditioning for a role in the potential Happy Gilmore sequel, following a hint from Shooter McGavin actor Christopher McDonald that Adam Sandler has a draft written up. Spiranac recreated a memorable golf scene in white lingerie, sparking excitement for the sequel.
Golf influencer Paige Spiranac defended 15-year-old Charlie Woods, son of Tiger Woods, urging critics to let him develop his game without constant media coverage after he fell short in a PGA Tour pre-qualifier event, finishing with a 16-over 86. Despite the outcome, Charlie has a promising future in the sport, having helped his high school team win the Florida state golf championship in November. Tiger Woods, who returned to the circuit earlier this month, supported Charlie at the tournament.
Paige Spiranac defended Charlie Woods after the 15-year-old missed out on qualifying for a PGA Tour event, urging fans to let him develop his game without constant media coverage and pressure. Despite high expectations due to his father's legacy, Woods faced tough competition and finished 110th out of 112 competitors. Spiranac emphasized the mental challenge of golf and the need for Woods to play his game without added scrutiny, highlighting the pressure on a high school-aged player trying to qualify for a PGA Tour event.
Golf influencer Paige Spiranac humorously teased a new clothing line logo, "Fri Day Cut," in response to Tiger Woods' unveiling of his Sun Day Red apparel line with TaylorMade, which features a logo representing his 15 major championships. Woods, who recently split with Nike after 27 years, joked that the logo will need updating after his 16th major win. Spiranac's comedic take adds to her reputation for wit and golfing prowess.
Golf personality Paige Spiranac revealed on Twitter that she grew up playing junior golf with U.S. Open winner Wyndham Clark in Colorado. Clark, who hails from the Denver area, recorded his first hole-in-one at age 6 and went on to play collegiately at both Oklahoma State and Oregon. Spiranac received criticism for her tweet, but she defended it as a personal note to show how cool it is to watch someone be successful at every step of their career.
Golf influencer Paige Spiranac shared a heartwarming story about Wyndham Clark, who won the U.S. Open by beating Rory McIlroy by one stroke. Spiranac and Clark participated in junior golf together in Colorado, and she said they all knew he had something special that would translate into a winner. Clark won $3.6 million for his troubles and said he felt like he belonged on the stage.
Paige Spiranac played a charity match against Jerry Kelly after John Daly failed to show up. The event was a 'Beauty vs. The Beast celebrity charity match' and included a VIP reception and pool party. The match raised money for charity, and Kelly made 10 birdies and 2 eagles. Spiranac shot a 66 and was unapologetic about Daly's absence.
Jerry Kelly stepped in for John Daly at the "Beauty and the Beast" golf exhibition with Paige Spiranac at Geneva National, raising money for two veteran charities. Kelly made 10 birdies and a pair of eagles, shooting an unofficial 13-under 59 on the par-72 Player Course. Spiranac made six birdies and shot a 6-under 66. The event was all about raising money for charity and having some fun.
Golfer and influencer Paige Spiranac trolls her haters with a satirical YouTube video titled "Life Update: My Next Chapter," where she debuts her Sandy Mounds stripper persona. The video pokes fun at the judgment she has faced and her failures as a professional golfer, while also showcasing her comedic talent.
Golf personality Paige Spiranac criticized the USGA and R&A's plan to roll back the golf ball to reduce hitting distances, calling for shorter pants instead. The proposed Model Local Rule would allow competition organizers to require the use of golf balls that have been tested under modified launch conditions to address the impacts of distances. Spiranac was joined by golfer Bryson DeChambeau, who called the proposal "the most atrocious thing you could possibly do to the game of golf."