Paige Spiranac Leads Golf Lesson and Sports Culture Roundup

A golf tutorial featuring Paige Spiranac and former Peloton instructor Kendall Toole leads the latest edition of Screencaps, a daily column published by Fox News on October 22, 2026. The roundup combines golf content with sports commentary, family activities, restaurant experiences and reader contributions, highlighting the mix of athletics and popular culture featured in the column.

Spiranac and Toole demonstrate how women can position a golf ball on a tee. The column credits Spiranac's more relaxed presentation, playful humor and on-course interactions with helping the videos attract attention from golf audiences.

The column also identifies Toole as Spiranac's playing partner. Toole previously worked as an instructor for Peloton, while Spiranac built a following through golf-related content.

The publication describes Screencaps as a reader-supported mix of sports, entertainment and correspondence from audiences around the world. Its introductory description calls it "America's Best Daily Column," a designation the column attributes to its readers.

One social media commenter, identified as Rich, responded to the golf lesson with a joke about posture and technique. His comment reflects the humorous approach featured in the video.

"Good girls bend at the knee, bad girls bend at the hip . . . Or something like that . . . might be the other way round," Rich wrote on Instagram.

Beyond golf, the column discusses an animated production created by OutKick's Matt Reigle, which uses voices from the publication's staff for its characters. The writer also praises a contribution from senior WNBA writer Dan Zaksheske, describing the material as an example of the challenges faced by media personalities working outside established sports media circles.

Another section examines so-called dump dinners, in which parents let young children make a mess with food as part of a family activity. The writer questions whether parents organize these experiences primarily for their children's enjoyment or to generate engagement on social media, while acknowledging that the activity could be entertaining for toddlers.

The reader mailbag shifts to food and restaurant service. One correspondent argues that nachos should be difficult to prepare badly, while the columnist counters that restaurants frequently fail to make the dish properly. Another reader describes a positive experience at a Wendy's drive-through, highlighting the service provided by an older employee.

The customer described the encounter with the phrase "lo and behold!" while recounting the unexpectedly smooth visit.

The same reader emphasized a preference for experienced employees in customer-facing roles and expressed that view directly in the correspondence.

"Bring back the old ladies!!!!!!" the reader wrote.

The column also touches on the WNBA Finals, discussing Atlanta's road victory and a reported difference of 15 free-throw attempts compared with the home team. The commentary raises questions about officiating and the league's promotion of prominent players, including Angel Reese, while presenting those claims as the writer's opinion rather than established evidence of improper conduct.