Overview
- During the Happy Gilmore 2 premiere in New York City, Spiranac’s red see-through gown drew sharp criticism on social media.
- Speaking with People magazine on the red carpet, she reiterated her credo of “wear what you want,” defending sexy, form-fitting attire as personal style.
- She has long challenged golf’s strict dress codes and gendered hypocrisy, noting men rarely face backlash for similar displays of athletic bodies.
- A former gymnast and NCAA golfer turned influencer, she blends athletic performance insights with fashion experiments to promote confidence.
- Her cameo in the sports-comedy sequel turns a film launch into a broader platform for debates on self-expression and gender norms in sports.