Paige Spiranac’s funny take on Kevin Kisner’s TGL flop goes viral

Paige Spiranac just dropped a gem of a reaction that’s got everyone buzzing! When Kevin Kisner, a PGA Tour pro worth a cool $9 million, flubbed a shot during Tiger Woods‘ shiny new TGL league, Spiranac couldn’t resist chiming in with her signature wit. The moment went viral faster than you can say “bunker blunder,” and it’s proof that even the pros aren’t immune to a good laugh-or a good roast.

Tiger Woods kicked off TGL-a high-tech, prime-time golf league-with his Jupiter Links GC squad facing off against Los Angeles GC. Woods strutted out to “Eye of the Tiger,” all smiles, ready to lead his team to glory. But glory took a detour when Kisner, part of Woods’ crew, botched a bunker shot in spectacular fashion.

The ball barely moved, Tiger cracked up, and the internet lost it. Enter Paige Spiranac, golf’s social media queen, who posted a clip of the mishap on X with the caption, “One of us! One of us! One of us!” It’s a playful nod to Kisner’s relatable flub, making him an honorary member of the everyday golfer club.

Tiger Woods’ TGL league starts with a bang

Kisner’s net worth might be $9 million-built from a solid PGA career with wins like the 2019 WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play-but this TGL moment showed he’s human, too. Woods didn’t let it slide, either. In the post-match presser, he teased Kisner about a “microphone stuck in his ear,” adding fuel to the hilarity. Max Homa, another TGL star, was doubled over laughing, cementing the blunder as the night’s highlight. “We’re here to have fun and showcase golf,” Woods said pre-match, and Kisner’s slip-up delivered on that promise.

Spiranac, with her 4 million Instagram followers and knack for blending humor with golf commentary, knows how to keep fans engaged. Her reaction racked up thousands of likes, proving she’s as much a draw as the pros she covers.

While Jupiter Links GC took a 12-1 beating, the real winner was the entertainment factor-and Paige’s spot-on quip. TGL’s debut averaged 919,000 viewers, per Zoomph, outpacing NBA games that night. With moments like these, plus Spiranac’s commentary, Tiger’s league is off to a swinging start.