The influence of golf, Paige Spirac, was one of the people who took Aimpoint for the task during the weekend and has now created an idea to make the game more fun.
Spirac, who promised his last hot shot, “would revolted some feathers,” he said in a video on Monday that the golfers of the Tee boxes begin should be determined by the disability of a player and “not personal preferences.”
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Honorary Pace Car Rider, Paige Spirac, a personality of social networks, poses for a photo on the network before Coca -Cola Zero of the Nascar 400 Cup series at the Daytona International Speedway on August 24, 2024 in Daytona Beach, Florida. (Sean Gardner/Getty Images)
“I think this will improve the rhythm of the game and people will have much more fun. And they will also eliminate the decision on where they want to play or not. It is decided for their disability. And if you want to play forward, well. But you can’t play until better Your disability “.
Spirac requested the prohibition of the AimPoint method, which finds a placement line in a green, in the professional ranks.
Paige Spirac greets the crowd after launching a first release before the game between Pittsburgh pirates and Milwaukee brewers in American Family Field in Milwaukee on June 16, 2023. (Jeff Hanisch-USA Today Sports)
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Later he said his problem really was with the rhythm of the game.
“With all seriousness, there is nothing wrong with Aimpoint,” Spiranac wrote in X. “The problem is when it is not properly taught what will reduce the rhythm.
“In addition, a player who is slow will always be slow with or without him. My problem is when he is so conditioned to use Aippoint that it is a habit that he has to use even in the touch. The trampling around the golf hole is not.”
Paige Spirac observes his shot in Green number 2 during the Kaulig 2023 Pro-AM Company Championship in Firestone Country Club on Wednesday, July 12, 2023 in Akron, Ohio. (Red Jeff Lange / USA Today)
Spirac is a former university golfer who has found success on the side of the influence of social networks. She has more than 4 million followers on Instagram and more than 1 million in Tiktok.
