WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO: Golfing sensation Paige Spiranac, often hailed as the best influencer in the sport, continues to mesmerize the community with her remarkable skills and beauty on the greens.

However, in a recent online update, social media model Karin Hart showcased her prowess on the course, surpassing Spiranac in her own game.

Karin Hart defeats Paige Spiranac showcasing her golfing skills

Karin Hart took to her Instagram stories to showcase the achievement of beating Paige Spirance in her own game.

The 34-year-old diva shared an image on the golf course with her bags and driver, unveiling her "longest drive to date" at an impressive "297 yards."

Achieving this feat with her PXG 0311 XF Driver, priced at $199.99, she showcased her exceptional skill and equipment choice.

What’s more surprising is that her rival, Spiranac, had earlier revealed one of her best shots in the sport. Spiranac exhibited the same on a simulator as she used the same to give out tips.

Spiranac shared some knowledge on the swings associated with the same all the while demonstrating her exceptional drive for her fans, hitting 295 yards all the way.

The 30-year-old's competitor surpassed her in distance, and that too on the course. With a slight variation in the yards covered, it appears that the stunning influencer's title of 'Queen' is at risk.

However, even Hart had previously conceded the crown to the American beauty.

Karin Hart hails Paige Spiranac

In an Instagram post, Spiranac once shared a video showcasing herself in a bold and alluring outfit on the golf course.

In the caption, she asked her fans about their lowest score in a round and shared her own impressive number, 63.

Spiranac's rival, Hart, was evidently impressed with the score. In response to the post, she commented with her lowest score, 69, and playfully conceded the title of 'Golf Queen' to the professional-turned-influencer.

Despite Spiranac's current reign as the queen of golf, a title even acknowledged by Hart, the intriguing competition between the two continues, even extending beyond the golf course.