Golf beauty Hannah Leiner has flaunted her “golf tan” as she sent her fans into a frenzy.
The professional golfer has rivalled fellow bikini-loving model Paige Spiranac in their alternative presentation of the golfing world in recent years. Spiranac, a former pro player herself, has amassed a massive following of 4million and has inspired others to emulate her content.
One such star who is thriving is Florida University graduate Leiner who worked previously at the PGA show in the Sunshine State as a correspondent. After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in digital communications and multimedia, she began producing golf content and conducting interviews at various tours.
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But her stunning looks and fanbase she’s built up from her seven plus years of social media experience has made her renowned in her own right. Posting to her Instagram page with over 300,000 followers, Bleiner posed in a skimpy blue bikini, showing off the tan line on her bronzed skin from the waistband of her bottoms.
Posing with sunglasses and plenty of jewellery on, she captioned the post: “My golf tan has left the chat (aeroplane and palm tree emoji)” as she appears to be enjoying her holiday. Fans soon swooned over her in the comments section as one user said he was left “speechless” looking at her snap.
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A second called her a “pure goddess,” with a third dubbing her “absolutely beautiful.” While another joked about her golf tan: “Just golf wearing that. Problem solved.”
Just like Spiranac, Leiner is no stranger to pushing the boundaries and flaunting her assets in steamy golf-themed photos and videos. Her Instagram sees her playing golf with a smile on her face and often in risqué outfits.
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On her LinkedIn account, she says she fell in love with the game at 12 years old and wants to use her platform and skillset within the sport to “promote brands, host live events in different countries, and move the game forward. I hope to continue the efforts to maximize golf’s identity as a leading sport throughout the world through my exploits promoting the game, empowering women golfers, and whatever the future holds next.”