The summer, especially over the past week or so, has belonged to Paige Spiranac.  

She’s been flexing her world’s No. 1 ranked golf influencer muscles during a truly legendary run and putting the rest of the golf influeners on notice.

The OutKick Culture Department has taken note, as has the entire internet.  

From her Fourth of July slow-mo video to a repeat performance a couple of days later, straight through to some important tips on crushing golf balls with enormous boobs.

It’s been one hit after the other.  A run that is truly impressive even for the best to ever do it.  

When you’re the best at what you do, there are going to be challenges issued, whether verbally or through content.

Paige has already accepted a challenge from fellow golf influencer Hailey Rae Ostrom to hit the course in what promises to be an all-time showdown in the history of golf.  An event that can grow the game like none other.

Now she’s facing what appears to be another attempt at a battle of content from arguably her greatest competition on the content front, Grace Charis.

She posted a slow-mo video of her swing on Instagram – where she’s up to 3.4 million followers – that, given Paige’s recent use of slow motion, could only be seen as a challenge.

Paige Spiranac And Grace Charis Could Be Headed For A Content Battle Like No Other

At first glance, this would look like an attempt by Grace to copy an idea from Paige.  However, when you do a little investigating you find that this is hardly the first time Grace has used slow-mo in her content.

I’m not going to turn the tables here and accuse Paige of stealing the idea from Grace.  We all know that there have been plenty of copycats of Paige’s work.  Besides, great content is good for everyone.  It’s a rising tide that lifts all influencer boats.

Now Grace might feel differently about that.  She might want to go toe to toe in a content battle where, let’s face it, everyone wins.  You have to beat the best to be the best after all.

On Friday, Grace fired another shot at Paige with her own “Golf is fun” answer to one the world’s No. 1 golf influencer posted.

A golf influencer content battle in July?  Sign me up.  I’m tired of watching the Yankees lose series after series and have another mid-season collapse anyway.

I’d much rather watch a couple of influencers at the top of their game go head-to-head on the social media streets.  Let’s ride this until at least the NFL preseason gets here.

This, if we’re lucky, turns into something we’ll sit down and tell our grandkids about one day.

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Source: New York Post