Paige Spiranac says, 'I was just broke,' in revelation on choice to end professional golf career

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Golf influencer Paige Spiranac has called it quits, but the ending of her professional golf career still doesn't sit well with her.

In a recent episode of Spiranac's "Playing A Round" podcast, she recalled the "broken" feeling she had when her one-year run as a pro golfer came to a close.

After playing at the University of Arizona and San Diego State, Spiranac decided to take a swing at the pro circuit after she flirted with tennis.

"From the first golf ball I ever hit, I dedicated everything I had to being a pro golfer," Spiranac said.

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Paige Spiranac of the United States poses for photographs on Day One of the Omega Dubai Moonlight Classic at Emirates Golf Club on May 01, 2019 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. (Tom Dulat/Getty Images)

Spiranac revealed that growing up, she would constantly work at fine-tuning her golf skills.

"I was homeschooled. I practiced every single day, morning until night. It was my only goal. I was a highly ranked junior golfer and then at 18 I had to make the decision to go to college or turn pro."

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The 29-year-old added that her and her family believed playing golf at the collegiate level would give her to the opportunity to be a part of a team, but she said that she eventually started feeling frustrated by her lack of success.

"So many growing pains. I was burnt out of, I wouldn’t say golf, just dedicating my life to something and not really seeing the results. With gymnastics, it was hard because I was fighting injuries, and then with golf —