Paige Spiranac has apologized to her followers for her reduced social media activity from The Masters, with the tournament famously banning cell phones at Augusta National.
The golf influencer, who has four million followers on Instagram, shared the message from her hotel on Saturday after the third round of play.
And while she’s having the “best time ever” at Augusta, her presence at the tournament has meant she hasn’t been able to post as much as usual.
‘I had the best time ever at the Masters! Sorry I haven’t been as active,” she wrote.
‘It’s hard when you can’t take your phone with you but can’t wait to update you guys later! Who do you think will win tomorrow?’
Paige Spiranac apologized for being less active on social media due to The Masters’ phone rule
Spiranac, a 31-year-old golf influencer, has four million followers on Instagram
American Scottie Scheffler has a one-stroke lead at seven under heading into the final day of the tournament.
Collin Morikawa is currently in second place, while Max Homa is close behind at five under.
Earlier this week, Spiranac called out Zach Johnson after he appeared to tell Masters fans to ‘f*** off’ after he missed a bad putt.
Johnson, who led the American team at last year’s Ryder Cup in Rome, had a tough second round at Augusta National.
He was trying to save a double bogey on the 12th hole when he missed a putt about 10 feet away – before tapping in from close range to a small round of applause.
Earlier this week, Spiranac took to social media to lash out to criticize Zach Johnson
Apparently angered by the gesture, he angrily shouted ‘f*** off’ and it was clearly picked up by nearby microphones.
Spiranac was unimpressed by Johnson’s behavior and criticized him on social media.
She wrote, “Augusta’s customers are incredibly helpful and gentle.
‘You can’t find a more pleasant environment to play golf in. The fact that ZJ said this proves that he is softer than baby poop. How bad it looks.’
Johnson later apologized, insisting he cursed at himself out of frustration.
