It Turns Out Paige Spiranac And Grace Charis Earn More Money On IG Than Masters Champion Rory McIlroy
You know Paige Spiranac and Grace Charis, right? Well, it turns out that these two Instagram stars are raking in more cash than even the great Rory McIlroy, the Masters Champion himself! It’s no secret that social media can be a money-making machine, and these ladies have figured out the secret sauce. They have built […] The post It Turns Out Paige Spiranac And Grace Charis Earn More Money On IG Than Masters Champion Rory McIlroy appeared first on BlackSportsOnline.

You know Paige Spiranac and Grace Charis, right? Well, it turns out that these two Instagram stars are raking in more cash than even the great Rory McIlroy, the Masters Champion himself!
It’s no secret that social media can be a money-making machine, and these ladies have figured out the secret sauce. They have built huge followings on Instagram, and companies are shelling out big bucks to get their brand in front of their millions of followers.
So, what does this mean for the future of influencer marketing? Well, it just goes to show that you don’t need to be a traditional celebrity to make some serious money. With the power of social media, anyone can become an influencer and start cashing those checks.
The 35-year-old, who boasts 3,262,549 followers on the platform, reportedly pockets $8,647 per post, according to data from RotoGrinders.com.
That’s over $1,500 more than closest rival DeChambeau, while Scheffler, despite being world No 1, trails by a staggering $5,000.
Yet, McIlroy still can’t compete with golf social media sensation Spiranac or her mini-me Grace Charis.
Spiranac may have failed to make it as a professional golfer, but quitting the sport has turned out to be an extremely profitable career move for golf’s glamour girl.
By posting sultry photos in tiny golf outfits or bikinis and doing occasional trick shots, Spiranac has built an extremely successful business model.
She has garnered the most followers in the golfing world with four million, beating even Tiger Woods, who pocketed $10million for finishing top of the PGA Tour’s PIP, a venture designed to reward players with the biggest social media following, last year.
And thanks to her army of followers, the 32-year-old is said to make as much as $10,698 per post. That’s three times more than Justin Rose.
The Englishman finished second to McIlroy at Augusta National Sunday, agonizingly missing out on the Green Jacket in a playoff for the second time in his career.
Yet, the world No 12 has failed to break one million followers on Instagram, sitting fourth behind the trio of big names with 792,620. That means he’s generating just $3,150 from one post.
Meanwhile, former college golfer Spiranac is also pocketing over double the amount of Scheffler ($3,707) and triple the average professional ($3,056).
Charis was relatively late to the golf/social-media scene in comparison to Spiranac, but she now boasts just under four million followers on Instagram.
Yet, while her sultry and revealing poses are reminiscent of Spiranac’s racy snaps, Charis’s journey to social media stardom is a stark contrast to the former pro.
Unlike Spiranac, who played Division 1 college golf at both the University of Arizona and San Diego State and even tried to break onto the LPGA, Charis never intended to be a golfer.
Yet, she’s now making almost $10,000 per post as a golf content creator – over $1,000 more than McIlroy and more than $2,000 more than DeChambeau ($7,080).
What’s more, according to the data, the average golf influencer can charge around $4,280 for one post, compared to the $3,056 for a professional golfer.
So, next time you’re scrolling through Instagram and see an ad from a golf club or a makeup brand, remember that Paige and Grace are laughing all the way to the bank. It’s a new world we’re living in, folks, and the power of social media is changing the game.
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