Paige Spiranac’s Honest Admission On Her Professional Career

Paige Spiranac has proven over the years that she’s extremely passionate about golf. That being said, she knows that she has her own limits when it comes to competing on the course.

On Wednesday, one of Spiranac’s followers asked her why she’s not part of the Ladies Professional Golf Association. Her response was as honest as it gets.

“I don’t think people realize how hard it is to make it and how good they are,” Spiranac said. “I can play but never got to that next level. Most of it was mental with me but you need the full package to play at that level.”

This is a very modest response from Spiranac that shows just how skilled the competitors on the LPGA Tour are.

Spiranac earned All-Mountain West Conference honors during her time at San Diego State. She actually led the Aztecs to their first conference championship in 2015.

Once her collegiate career was over, Spiranac competed in the Omega Dubai Ladies Classic for the Ladies European Tour. She then spent time on the Cactus Tour before competing in her first-ever LPGA Qualifying Tournament in 2016.

Spiranac hasn’t played professionally in a few years now, but she constantly shares her thoughts on the sport for PointsBet. In fact, she recently released her picks for the Tour Championship.

It’s possible Spiranac makes another run toward the LGPA in the future, but she seems very pleased with her profession – and rightfully so.

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