Paige Spiranac may soon have some competition on the golf influencer scene.
With almost four million followers, Spiranac has long reigned as the self-described ‘OG Insta golf girl’ after dazzling fans on the platform with racy sporting photos for years on end.
However, there is a new talent emerging in the golf influencer space in the shape of 20-year-old Lilia Schneider.
Schneider, whose online following is yet to come close to that of Spiranac’s, is gaining popularity on TikTok after sharing a series of funny videos.
In one video of herself in bed, she wrote the caption: ‘They say if you get your girlfriend flowers it will shave 3 strokes off of your game.’
In one recent video uploaded from her bed, the rising online personality joked: ‘They say if you get your girlfriend flowers it will shave 3 strokes off of your game’
While she is a newcomer on the golf influencer scene, Schneider may also be a familiar face to some fans.
Last September the rising online personality made headlines when she was spotted with professional golf star Bryson Dechambeau at the LIV Golf Invitational-Chicago, amid rumors of a relationship between the pair.
After being photographed with a blonde woman, Dechambeau’s ex-girlfriend Hunter Nugent was incorrectly identified, before she told Outkick that the girl in question was his new love interest Schneider.
Reports suggested Dechambeau, who won the US Open in 2020, and Schneider were dating earlier this year, but nothing appears to have come from their brief romance.
Schneider currently has 54,000 followers on Instagram after earning a number of fashion collaborations with swimwear and athletic apparel brands.
But there is also brains behind the beauty, as she is also a marketing major on track to graduate from Marian in 2025.
‘I’m so excited and proud to be officially committed to play golf for Marian University!’ she wrote on Instagram.
‘Can’t wait for the next four years as a Knight.’
Schneider, who graduated from Rockford High School in May 2021, saw action in three golf events as a sophomore – according to the university’s website.