Paige Spiranac has made a cheeky comment after she outshone golf legends Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy.
A graphic published online showed the golf beauty has more followers on social media than the two superstars of the sport.
The model has a whopping 3.6million followers on Instagram, while Woods has a mere three million – how disappointing – and McIIory a paltry 2.3million.
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The American shared the chart along with a caption saying: “This just in. Men like golf and boobs.”
And the replies have been wild. One said: “And not necessarily in that order…” Another stated: “Not entirely true. I can take or leave golf…”
A third wrote: “Not so much the golf. But yeah. Basically.”
Someone else stated: “Congrats but if you switch social media and view Twitter…Tiger is like 6 million or something. Pretty sure instagram isn’t a pro golfers chosen social media.”
A last one said: “At one point in my life it was an easy call, but now I'm not so sure which one I like more.”
It comes after Spiranac risked a wardrobe malfunction as she placed a ball on her tee.
The golf instructor, who was named the Sexiest Woman Alive in Maxim's 2022 Hot 100 list, put the video on social media, wowing her fans.
In the comments, many viewers noted her short skirt almost rose a little higher than she had hoped for.
Earlier in the week, Spiranac admitted she felt under pressure to look sexy, saying on her YouTube channel: "I know I put myself online in the public eye and I know I have made my body part of my brand, so I get that I'm going to get lots of critics and trolls.
"However, do I really deserve it? Does anyone? I've been talking and thinking a lot about this lately."
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