‘People are so mad about this’ – Paige Spiranac forced to defend latest raunchy outfit as fans called it a ‘distraction’

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PAIGE SPIRANAC has been forced to defend her latest raunchy outfit after some fans labelled it a “distraction”.

The golf influencer has gathered a colossal four million followers on Instagram alone.

Paige Spiranac on a golf course, wearing a grey jumpsuit.

Paige Spiranac was forced to defend her latest look on the golf course[/caption]

Woman golfer in athletic wear taking a swing, text overlay reads "No I'm good".

She was wearing a backless tight-fitting grey jumpsuit[/caption]

Paige Spiranac in a grey outfit on a golf course, holding a golf club.

She revealed people had complained about the look[/caption]

While Paige is often seen in golf attire and hitting balls on the driving range, her content is also synonymous with barely-there looks that leave fans hot under the collar.

The American beauty’s latest outfit saw her wearing a tight-fitting grey jumpsuit as she returned to one of her favourite golf ranges.

The outfit showed off her figure but also covered most of her skin aside from a large backless section of it.

Her original post saw her sharing a series of photos as she captioned the pics: “I hit my very first golf ball on this range and all these years later it’s still one of my favourite places.”

A reel of the look showing Paige practising her swing added: “Don’t judge a book by its cover or in my case pink clubs and a onesie lol.”

However, Paige was forced to defend her look after she moaned about how some viewers were “mad” over it.

Taking to Instagram, she said: “People are so mad about this outfit.

“The funny part is I really thought it was one of my more conservative looks lol.”

Recent figures revealed how the 32-year-old earned more money on her Instagram posts than Masters winner Rory McIlroy.

According to RotoGrinders, McIlroy banks £6,512 per post thanks to his 3.2m followers.

But Paige has even more fans, with her current number standing at a cool 4m.

And as a result, the blonde beauty is raking in £8k every time she posts a photo online.

However, McIlroy can take solace in the fact that he earns more than his professional rivals on Insta, with his win in Augusta earning him a tidy £3.16million.