Paige Spiranac gets brutally honest about her golf game: 'I've always struggled'

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Golf glamour girl Paige Spiranac shared an honest assessment of her skills as she opened up about her struggles as a golfer.

Despite her popularity as an influencer, Spiranac continues to work on improving her golf game, particularly in the last few weeks. Spiranac has been working with a coach and started tracking her progress.

In a recent Instagram story, she revealed which part of the game she especially struggles with while sharing a video of her swing.

Spiranac detailed how she made a breakthrough with her takeaway and how it hadn't looked better.

'I've always struggled with my takeaway,' Spiranac captioned. 'Best it's ever looked.'

Paige Spiranac gave a brutally honest assessment about her golf game on social media 

Spiranac acknowledged her struggles as she continues to strive for improvement in the sport

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In the same slide, Spiranac tagged her coach, Jonathan Yarwood, who has reportedly been crucial to her progress.

Three weeks earlier, Spirananc revealed that her drive for progress comes from wanting to love the sport again. While she does not necessarily want to play professionally, the influencer revealed missing the passion she once had for golf.

'I played junior golf, college golf, and a year professionally. After that stretch, I mentally couldn't handle playing golf and especially keeping score,' she told Fox News.

'I equated my score to my self-worth,' she continued. 'I know it sounds silly, but competitive golf really beat me up emotionally.' 

Spiranac credited her coach and being around Bryson DeChambeau for her progress

Despite her popularity on social media, Spiranac is trying to find her passion for golf again

While the journey has been challenging, Spiranac said she discovered her passion again. She added that she has been 'grinding' and keeping track of her scores.

Besides following Yarwood's mentorship, Spiranac credited being able to work with Bryson DeChambeau on some aspects for her improvement.