Paige Spiranac about the legends given to “sexuality” to compete with the Masters

Paige spiranac She has enough rumors about her appearance of Dubai women’s masters in 2015.

“There were constant comments, for example,” I did sexual kindness to get this invitation, “and I listened to it – and they would say (it) on the drive me. It was hard,” Spiranac said, 32 years Mel got rid of and Guess Dixone about the recent episode of their Silence, please! Podcast.

“It was my first professional event – it was really difficult,” she continued. I just wanted to like it and played so badly. It was terrible. ”

The model was a growing star of social media and online influenced by the photographs of her somewhat stuffy golf clothing when she received an invitation to the tournament – what many considered its level of play at that time. Spiranac – who was 23 years old at the time – said she understood why her look at the tournament could have a “released feathers” in the golf community.

“You work your ass, a week and a week, and here comes me and I just go in,” said Rid and Dixon.

Spiranac also admitted in the episode that it was not prepared for media madness that accompanied its appearance.

“In the end, I became viral and it was back when people were not constantly going virus and I didn’t know how to handle it and turned my whole life upside down,” she said. “I went out of 500 followers to 100,000 followers.”

She added: “I got this invitation to play years (Ladies European tournament). I just turned for, I never played golf outside the country. I show and do hours I wasn’t ready for.

Spiranac ended with shooting 77 and 79, missing the cut needed to continue the tournament at that time. But it is how she treated her during the tournament – and the rumors that were forced to endure – saying she influenced her most and let her suffer from depression.

“Yeah, that was like the worst moment of my life,” she continued. “I will never forget that.”

In an interview for 2018 with Sports IllustratedSpiranac again discussed how comments on her physical appearance and playing on the golf course influenced her in front of the tournament.

“I was sitting in the bathroom, I just was like,” I don’t want to go through this pain, with this feeling of helplessness. Be alone. I’m afraid. “And I said I never wanted someone to feel the way I felt at the moment,” she said at that time. “I was bullied so bad, to the point that I didn’t want to live anymore.”

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