Golf influencer Paige Spiranac has partnered with former Peloton instructor Kendall Toole to demonstrate how women can tee up a golf ball.
The collaboration appeared in Fox News' Screencaps column, combining practical golf instruction with the lighthearted humor that has become part of Spiranac's online content.
The column highlights a shift in Spiranac's approach to social media, emphasizing her relaxed personality, playful exchanges and golf-related jokes.
It also identifies Toole as her playing partner, bringing together two personalities known for their respective fitness and sports content.
Humor and Reader Reactions
One social media commenter named Rich responded to the golf content with a joke about posture and technique.
"Good girls bend at the knee, bad girls bend at the hip . .
. Or something like that .
. .
might be the other way round," Rich wrote on Instagram.
The remark reflected the humorous tone surrounding the collaboration.
The Screencaps column, described as "America's Best Daily Column," blends sports commentary, pop culture observations and reader correspondence.
It also discusses other material produced by OutKick employees, including an animated show created by Matt Reigle.
The writer notes that OutKick staff members provide voices for several characters and highlights a recent contribution to the program.
Another section examines so-called dump dinners, in which parents let young children participate in informal food-related activities.
The writer questions whether these activities primarily provide family entertainment or generate material for social media, while acknowledging that the messy experiences could be enjoyable for toddlers.
The column then turns to reader feedback about restaurant food and fast-food service.
A reader identified as CF in Kansas described a positive experience at a Wendy's drive-through, where an older employee served the customer.
CF described the unexpected encounter with the phrase "lo and behold!" and expressed a preference for older workers at the restaurant, writing, "Bring back the old ladies!!!!!!"
The column's author responded by praising the reported service experience and arguing that restaurant staffing can influence customer satisfaction.
The discussion also included criticism of employees the writer described as "meth addicts and prison-release system workers," language presented as part of the author's own commentary rather than independently verified information.
Elsewhere, the mailbag covered disagreements over the quality of restaurant nachos, all-you-can-eat fast-food offerings and the experiences of sports fans.
One reader argued that nachos should be difficult for restaurants to get wrong, while the columnist countered that poorly prepared versions are surprisingly common.
The sports discussion also touched on Major League Baseball and the WNBA.
Readers raised opinions about the Tampa Bay Rays, the Milwaukee Brewers and officiating in the WNBA Finals, reflecting the column's mix of personal reactions and commentary rather than a comprehensive report of game results.
