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| Name | Paige Spiranac |
|---|---|
| Verified status | Uses another platform |
| Platform mentioned | Own site or VIP platform |
| City and country | United States |
| Category | Athletes, Influencers |
| Verified official socials | No socials confirmed by the press |
| Last verified | November 2026 |
No, Paige Spiranac does not have OnlyFans: she says she is asked all the time and sells subscriptions on Passes instead. What she said and who she is.
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No. Paige Spiranac, the former American golfer who became one of her sport's most followed figures on social media, does not have an OnlyFans account (the platform is nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America). She has said she is asked to open one “all the time,” and she answered first with her own site, jokingly named OnlyPaige, and since 2024 with a subscription on Passes, another paid platform. When she launched her site she made clear there would be no explicit content, and in 2024 she told Fox News why she chose Passes over OnlyFans.
Before golf she did gymnastics, but injuries pushed her to switch sports. She played college golf at Arizona and San Diego State, where she was named to the Mountain West conference's first team. She then competed on the Cactus Tour, a developmental circuit, but did not earn an LPGA Tour card. She told Fox News that she comes from a family of athletes and that it was hard to accept that, however hard she worked, the results did not come.
She found her place on social media. With tips, challenges and trick-shot videos she passed 4 million Instagram followers and more than 450,000 YouTube subscribers, according to The Hollywood Reporter, which in 2025 listed her among the creators who made golf appealing to a younger audience. She also works for the par-3 Grass League.
In January 2023 she launched her subscription site. On her podcast Playing A Round she explained that the name was a tongue-in-cheek nod to OnlyFans, precisely because so many people ask her to open an account there. She said she has nothing against women who post that kind of content, but she will not do it, and it does not fit how she sees her career over the next five, ten or twenty years.
In July 2024 she moved to Passes. She told Fox News that her previous site required a lot of technical work from her and that she wanted a better experience for her followers, with livestreams and direct chat. The platform offers three tiers: 10 dollars a month for her feed and some messages, 25 dollars with livestreams and a 100-dollar tier with more direct messages. In 2025 The Hollywood Reporter counted her among the biggest names on Passes.
Another athlete who does use OnlyFans is former UFC fighter Paige VanZant. More profiles in our United States section.
| Platform | Subscription price | Since |
|---|---|---|
| Passes | Check the official profile | — |
Price reported by the media; it may have changed. Always check the current price on the official profile.
No. She said she is asked often, but she chose her own site, with no explicit content, and later the Passes platform.
The subscription site she launched in January 2023, with a name that pokes fun at OnlyFans. She made clear there is no explicit content on it.
On Passes, according to Fox News in 2024, there are three tiers: 10 and 25 dollars a month, plus a top tier of 100 dollars.
A former American college golfer who played at Arizona and San Diego State and is now one of the best-known golf influencers.
No. Groups and links promising Paige Spiranac's content for free are usually scams or install malware, and sharing paid content without permission violates the creator's rights. Only use the account linked from the official social media.
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