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In a bold move that has captured the attention of their fans and sports enthusiasts alike, social media influencers The Cavinder Twins have entered the world of golf with a bang.
Known for their basketball prowess during their time as Miami Hurricane stars, the 22-year-old identical twins, Haley and Hanna, are no strangers to the spotlight, but their recent venture into golf has left fans eager to see more.
The Twins, who have amassed an impressive following of 4.5 million on TikTok, took to Instagram to share their first golf-related post from Miami, Florida.
In the Instagram video, Haley is seen confidently putting the golf ball into the cup while sporting a revealing light green outfit that certainly turned heads. Her skimpy shorts and matching top left little to the imagination, as she showcased both her golfing skills and her stunning physique.
The caption accompanying the post read, “Drive for show, putt for dough,” a nod to the old adage in golf emphasizing the importance of putting.
The video quickly garnered attention with over 68,000 likes, and comparisons began to be drawn between The Cavinder Twins and another well-known golf influencer, Paige Spiranac.
With over 3.8 million followers on Instagram and 1.5 million on TikTok, Paige has made a name for herself as a prominent figure in the golfing world. However, it seems the Cavinder Twins are ready to challenge her reign as they dive headfirst into the sport, armed with their sizable online presence and undeniable talent.
In a TikTok video, the twins showcased their playful side, engaging in a fake argument on the golf course. Set to a meme soundbite from the popular cartoon TV show Family Guy, where Peter and Lois Griffin argue on the golf course, the video provided plenty of laughs for their growing fan base.
The video was humorously captioned, “golf is fun,” showing that the Twins are here to bring a fresh and entertaining perspective to the sport.
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Their journey into the golfing world began after leaving college basketball in April, following an impressive run with the Miami Hurricanes that took them to the Elite Eight in the 2022-23 March Madness.
Their decision to explore new avenues and seek challenges led them to sign a deal with the WWE. As they embark on their path to becoming a dynamic duo in the world of professional wrestling, their golfing endeavors serve as an exciting and unexpected addition to their repertoire.