Paige Spiranac returning to $4 million Internet Invitational — after last year’s ended in cheating controversy and death threats
Paige Spiranac is set to return to the Internet Invitational, which has increased its prize pool to $4 million. Last year's tournament ended in controversy when Spiranac was accused of cheating, leading to significant online harassment. Despite the backlash, she is eager to compete again with 48 other players.
- ▪The Internet Invitational is returning with a prize pool of $4 million.
- ▪Paige Spiranac faced accusations of cheating during last year's tournament.
- ▪She received severe online harassment following the controversy, including death threats.
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Sports Entertainment Paige Spiranac returning to $4 million Internet Invitational — after last year’s ended in cheating controversy and death threats By Ryan Giancola Published June 1, 2026, 12:20 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google The Internet Invitational is returning with an even bigger prize pool — and one of the most popular players is also returning. Former professional golfer turned influencer Paige Spiranac was featured in last year’s edition of the golf tournament hosted by Barstool Sports and Bob Does Sports. She and her team made it to the championship, but ultimately lost on the 18th hole. Golf influencer Paige Spiranac However, some say that Spiranac’s team made some suspicious moves in that final.
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