Stunning golf influencer and Paige Spiranac rival Waiyi Chan becomes an Instagram sensation

A gorgeous golf enthusiast has been sharing sizzling snaps on Instagram and could rival social media sensation Paige Spiranac.

Waiyi Chan, 28, who is from Miami and is of Cuban and Chinese descent, often posts glamorous photos of her on the golf course practicing her skills and becoming a popular influencer in the sport.

The popularity of American former pro Paige has inspired more golf enthusiasts to follow in her footsteps – including gorgeous model Waiyi who continues to wow her fans with her online golf snaps.

Her growing Instagram page currently has 110,000 followers and the beauty often shares breathtaking snaps with her fans.

She recently stunned her followers with her latest post walking down a street in a crop top and jeans.

The video, which received nearly 4,000 likes, was captioned, “Step by step.”

Her followers rushed to the comments to show their love for the beauty and left gushing compliments.

One person wrote, “Your perfection is on another level.” Another wrote: “Is it possible to fall in love with ig?” Someone else said, “Absolutely beautiful, you’re so hot.”

The 28-year-old owns a business and runs a beauty salon in Chicago while continuing to build her online profile.

She reportedly founded YGC Beauty, a vegan and cruelty-free beauty salon and spa specializing in manicures, pedicures and lashes, in chic Lincoln Park in Chicago.

She is a mother of identical twins and is said to be of Chinese and Cuban descent The daily star.

However, Chan and other emerging wave influencers have a way to go to match Spiranac’s incredible rise to social media stardom.

Golf’s glamor girl Paige Spiranac has become one of the biggest and most influential names in the sport without ever having played on the top women’s professional circuit, the LPGA Tour.

One of the most polarizing figures in the sport, there’s no denying that the American has made her mark by taking social media by storm in her petite, tight skirts and low-cut tops.

Rivaling Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy in popularity on social media, the 29-year-old posts glamorous photos on the golf course and has amassed 3.7 million Instagram followers, earning her the title of “world’s sexiest woman.”

Spiranac also uses its growing platform to discuss golf’s hottest topics, from the controversial Saudi-backed LIV Tour to dress codes.

Spiranac turned to influence in 2016 when her attempts to break into the professional circuit failed.

Her sudden rise to fame earned her an endorsement deal with equipment giant Callaway Golf and a sponsorship invitation to the Ladies European Tour’s Omega Dubai Ladies Masters, where she made her professional debut.

She then came on the scene in 2016 and picked up her first tour win on the Women’s Development Cactus Tour in Queen Creek, Arizona at the Las Colinas club.

She ended the season with a few more high places and earned $8,000 — a big difference from what she invests through social media these days.

But her professional golf career never really took off, making just one attempt to get her card played on the LPGA Tour at her first qualifying tournament in August 2016, but ultimately failing to make it onto the professional circuit.

In 2022, discussing Marshall Football’s upset over Notre Dame, she joked, “Notre Dame is as bad as I was golfing.”

While her professional golf shortcomings may have kept her up at night, quitting has turned out to be an extremely profitable career move for golf’s glam girl.

By posting sultry photos in petite golf outfits or bikinis and occasionally doing trick shots, Spiranac has built an extremely successful business model.

She has amassed the most following in the golf world, even beating Woods, who pocketed $15 million for finishing at the top of the PGA Tour’s PIP, an endeavor designed to reward players with the largest social media following.

The American beauty is now worth around $3.7 million and rakes in an estimated $12,000 per Instagram post.

She landed a job on Super Bowl LVII in February as a special correspondent for “Inside Edition.”

While on duty in Arizona, she took part in a series of drills and shared a photo on Twitter of her knocking down a tackle dummy, joking, “How men expect me to act when they send d*** pictures in the DMs . ‘

In 2020, she launched a podcast with industry giant iHeart Media. The series focused on sports with a touch of sex.

In one episode she talked about her biggest excitement and in another she broke down her dating issues with different athletes and stated that she would rather date hockey or football players than golfers as they “prefer to perform in silence.”