Paige Spiranac Spots Grass Clippings Open on April 25
paige spiranac spent Saturday, April 25, at the Grass Clippings Open in Tempe, Arizona, and added on-air commentary for The Golf Channel during the final round. The 33-year-old Colorado native was there as the Grass League season opener moved from social promotion into a broadcast role.
Grass Clippings Rolling Hills
The tournament ran from April 23 through April 25 at Grass Clippings Rolling Hills, giving the Grass League a three-day launch for its 2026 season. Spiranac had already joined the league’s front office last May, so her appearance carried a different weight than a routine guest spot: she was working the event while also helping promote it across her own social platforms.
She wore DB Sport’s Square Neck Tank and WAG Capri in a blue, white, and black Greenwich Plaid pattern, then posted her Instagram recap on Sunday, April 26. In her caption, she wrote, “The @grassleague is special!” and “Can’t wait for the next event⛳️.”
Doug Smith and Todd Dobson
Spiranac shared photos from the broadcast booth alongside Doug Smith and Todd Dobson, which is the clearest sign that the Grass League used her for more than a sideline appearance. For a player-turned-instructor with four million followers, that kind of visibility gives the circuit a direct audience it would not get from a standard tournament recap.
The post also drew quick reaction from the league itself, which commented, “Much love to our partner in crime! ?,” while another user wrote, “Ok Paige with the DB Sport!!! ?” Those responses tracked the same business reality behind the weekend: the event was not just staged for scores, but packaged as a broadcast and social-media asset tied to the start of the season.
April 26 Recap
Sunday’s recap closed the loop on a weekend that started with promotion, moved into live commentary, and ended with Spiranac giving the league another push to her own audience. That is the useful takeaway for Grass League watchers: she is no longer just a name attached to the event, but part of the league’s on-air and promotional machinery from opening day.
