'I want to play with him...he smells so good!' Paige Spiranac makes Tiger Woods claim
Tiger Woods' chipping advice is great, but apparently his cologne is even better, according to golf social media sensation Paige Spiranac.
Paige Spiranac admits she once received a chipping lesson from Tiger Woods but that she would desperately love to play a round with the golf legend in the future.
Spiranac, 32, would also quite like to smell the 15-time major champion again, too.
The golf social media sensation, who has a whopping 4m followers on Instagram, made her latest claims about Woods, 49, while appearing on the Vanity Index Podcast.
"I want to play with Tiger," said Spiranac, when pressed on which person she would most like to play a round of golf with.
"He once gave me a chipping lesson at his charity event.
"So we were doing this low little spinny shot.
"We opened the club up almost like on your back, open stance, narrow stance, choke down and you take it out and almost slice across it. And you hit it with like a 54 [degree wedge], it comes out low and then checks on the second bounce, it's a really cool shot.
"He demonstrated it and it was perfect."
Spiranac then went onto claim how Woods smells just how you might expect for someone with 82 titles and $120m in PGA Tour career earnings.
"He smells so good," she continued.
"I don't know what cologne he wears, whether it's just his aura, his sweat, but he smells amazing.
"There's something about Tiger Woods that you can't explain.
"It's his it factor, his charisma, there is something about that is like he's not human."
Watch Spiranac's comments here:
Spiranac recently competed in the latest Creator Classic on the PGA Tour.
Paige's team finished T2 at Philly Cricket Club.
Spiranac is still active on her social media channels but she posts the majority of her latest content on Passes in 2025.
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She also has her own YouTube channel where she posts a lot of instruction content, especially for golf beginners.
Spiranac recently admitted she was playing off an incredible +4 handicap.
To put Spiranac's achievement into perspective, Rory McIlroy was a +6 handicap when he turned professional.
Woods was +8 when he was 20.
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