Paige Spiranac has a knack for stealing the spotlight, and Saturday was no exception. The 33-year-old golf influencer made a broadcasting appearance that had fans hitting the like button faster than a tee shot.

Spiranac was on air for the Ace Race stream, part of The Grass League, where she serves as a broadcaster and influencer. The former University of Arizona and San Diego State golfer showed up in a sleek black outfit that sparked a social media frenzy.

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“Obsessed with this look,” one fan gushed on Instagram. Another chimed in, “My favorite part of golf as always!” The compliments kept rolling in, with one admirer declaring, “Stunning, but you’re always looking good.” Another simply wrote, “Perfection.”

This isn’t the first time Spiranac’s fashion has caused a stir. Earlier this year, her fiery red golf outfit ignited a social media frenzy, proving she knows how to make an entrance both on and off the course.

Spiranac joined The Grass League’s front office last year, taking on a role that goes beyond just showing up in stylish threads. “I am joining the front office at Grass League, yay!” she announced at the time. “I will be focusing on brand development, fan engagement, marketing, content strategy, seeking out new talent, team owners, and acquiring sponsorships.”

The league was equally thrilled to have her on board. “Paige is THE OG golf influencer, a great person, golfer, businesswoman, and has an incredible mind for new age sports media,” the league posted. “We are excited to have Paige on the team, and look forward to working together to shape the future of golf.”

Over the weekend, Spiranac also shared a different look on social media, rocking a pair of glasses in a beautiful selfie that had fans double-tapping once again.

Looking ahead, Spiranac will be back in action later this year at The Internet Invitational, hosted by Barstool Sports and Bob Does Sports. The event boasts a $4 million prize pool, and Spiranac is hungry for redemption after her team finished second last year, narrowly missing out on the $1 million top prize. She’s already set her sights on redemption at the 2025 Internet Invitational, and fans will be watching every step—and every outfit.