Paige Spiranac Shares Golf Videos With Guests at Monarch Beach

Paige Spiranac has released golf content from Monarch Beach Golf Links in California featuring conversations and casual rounds with fellow golf personalities Emma Carpenter and Tisha Alyn. The videos highlight their playing backgrounds, media careers, and experiences creating golf-focused entertainment.

In one episode of Spiranac's YouTube series "Hot Birds," she played nine holes with Emma Carpenter in a two-person scramble format. According to whereisthebuzz.com, the pair set a goal of six under par and finished four under with four birdies during their round.

Spiranac introduced Carpenter as an emerging figure in golf broadcasting and praised her abilities before their game began. Carpenter, who played college golf at the University of Minnesota, discussed how her career direction changed from pursuing competitive golf to combining the sport with broadcasting.

"I was a classically trained singer, so I was very into singing, and I actually originally wanted to do vocal performance in college," said Emma Carpenter.

Carpenter explained that she later focused on golf during college and considered a professional playing career before finding a balance between competition and media work.

"My freshman year, I was like, I really want to see how good I can get at golf," said Emma Carpenter.

She said her performance improved after developing interests outside golf and accepting broadcasting as a major part of her future. Carpenter also described golf as an important part of her life without being her only focus.

"I love to play golf, and I found something that I can still pursue, and golf is a part of my life. It’s not my whole life anymore," said Emma Carpenter.

Spiranac and Carpenter also discussed the challenges of sharing personal moments online. Spiranac said her public presence has grown through showing different aspects of her personality.

"I feel like the more you’ve been sharing, the more relatable you have become. You don’t have to only be one thing. You can be multidimensional and still do your job extremely well," said Paige Spiranac.

Another episode featured Spiranac with longtime friend Tisha Alyn at the same California course. Sports Illustrated Swimsuit reported that the two creators played together while reflecting on their shared history in junior golf, college golf, and media work.

"We played junior golf together, college golf together, a little bit of pro golf together and we started doing the social media thing around the same time," said Paige Spiranac.

The episode with Alyn included a friendly challenge involving a difficult putt and followed the pair as they mixed golf discussion with personal stories and course content. Sports Illustrated Swimsuit reported that fans responded positively to the relaxed style of the video.

Spiranac has also faced discussion about golf integrity after a putting moment featured in her content drew attention from Fox News. The outlet cited concerns about golfers accurately recording scores and referenced amateur scoring habits as part of a broader discussion about honesty in the sport.

Fox News reported that Spiranac previously played professional tournaments and has built a large audience through golf-related media. The outlet also referenced data from MyGolfSpy showing amateur golfers often miss putts from short distances, while emphasizing score accuracy as an issue in recreational golf.