Golf glamour puss Paige Spiranac is offering a sneak peek at her highly anticipated 2024 calendar.
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In the run-up to the release of her 2023 calendar last year, Spiranac told the New York Post, “I’ve always wanted to do a calendar for the longest time because I come from a calendar family.”She told the tabloid that calendars were always part of the Christmas holidays at her home growing up, with her mom picking out a special one for each family member. Her own childhood favourite was “dogs doing yoga.
Most recently, Spiranac added children’s book author to her bustling portfolio with Hattie Goes Golfing, co-authored with her sister, Lexie.
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