Paige Spiranac reveals low expectations for her performance at PGA Tour's Creator Classic

Paige Spiranac has warned her five million social media followers that she does not expect much from her performance at the PGA Tour's new Creator Classic invite. 

The golf influencer will make her competitive return to the sport on Wednesday at the newly restored East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia, where she will take on the likes of other YouTubers and internet personalities. 

Tyler Toney, of the 'Dude Perfect' channel, Sean Walsh, of the Good Good Golf guys, and Gabby DeGasperis, aka 'Gabby Golfgirl,' are just a few high-profile names who will battle it out at the tournament. 

But just a day before hitting the course, Spiranac replied to an X user who said he was going for either her or Mac Boucher. 

'I might win most golf balls lost but that's about it lol,' replied the model. 

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She warned her social media fans to not expect her to come out on top at the Creator Classic

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Another fan later advised Spiranac: 'Just don't finish last!! Good luck!!!' 

'That's the expected result,' said the former D1 college golf player in response. 

Spiranac, who has four million Instagram followers and another one million on X, also trolled former NFL quarterback Peyton Manning by comparing her game to his. 

Manning's swing went viral at the BMW Championship Pro-Am last week after his tee shot went off course. 

'Everyone look away when this is me at the Creator Classic,' Spiranac captioned her post on X of Manning's tee shot.

Spiranac savagely trolled Peyton Manning in the process, comparing her 'awful' game to his

The model and influencer doesn't have much of an excuse... considering she played D1 golf

The Creator Classic will be show on the PGA Tour's YouTube channel, Peacock, ESPN+ and other platforms (Roku, Tubi, Xumo, Freevee, Samsung TV Plus). 

The nine-hole tournament features four foursomes, with each star playing as an individual in a stroke play. Handicaps will not be in effect and no strokes will be given to any player.

Each foursome will begin their round on the 10th hole at East Lake, with the individual competitors being announced to the audience before they hit.