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The social media megastar Paige Spiranac has revealed that she is not invited to the celebrity golf tournament in Tahoe this year. The 30-year-old had attended last year’s American Century Championship in Nevada, USA. This event is set to enter its 34th year, raising funds for local and national charities to continue with their humanitarian efforts.
The latest edition of the American Century Championship will be held at the Evergreen Tahoe South from July 12 to 16 of this year. It will be played in a 54-hole modified Stableford format.
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Paige Spiranac, the former golfer and the OnlyFans star, took to her Instagram stories to make the claim that she isn’t going to be there in Tahoe this year, due to not giving them enough social media exposure last year. It read, “Everyone keeps asking if I’ll be in Tahoe for the celeb tournament this year but unfortunately I didn’t get invited back.”
“Was told I didn’t give them enough exposure on social media. I guess 4 million impressions wasn't good enough lol. Anyways bummed to miss it! Hope you all have the best time out there,” she concluded.
Spiranac has 3.8 million Instagram followers followed by her 1.5 million followers on TikTok and 900,000 on Twitter. She also has an account on the newest rival of Twitter, Threads, which already has 127,000 followers at the time of writing. After reaching the milestone of 100k followers on Threads, Paige posted a steamy picture on her account.
American Century Championship set to feature Patrick Mahomes and Charles Barkley among others
The upcoming American Century Championship, the celebrity golf tournament, is going to have major stars from the sporting and non-sporting world, including the likes of Patrick Mahomes, Aaron Rodgers, Charles Barkley, Mardy Fish, Chace Crawford, and Dylan Dryer.
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Paige Spiranac had finished in the 2022 edition of the golf tournament tied 24th place at the Evergreen Tahoe South. The winner of the championship was Tony Romo, the American sportscaster and the former quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys in the National Football League (NFL).
