Claire Hogle

Claire Hogle is an American golf influencer and former college golfer from San Diego, California. She played women's golf at Cal State San Marcos, where she was named CCAA Freshman of the Year for 2017-18 (CSUSM Athletics, CCAA), then converted that playing credential into a full-time content career on Instagram (@clairehogle) and YouTube (Instagram, YouTube).

The New York Post charted her "kind of crazy" rise in the golf-influencer world in July 2022 (New York Post). In August 2026 she partnered with former NBA champion J.R. Smith in the livestreamed Polymarket Classic 2v2 match against Paige Spiranac and Big John (New York Post).[edit]

Hogle grew up in San Diego and played for the Rancho Bernardo High School girls' golf team before graduating in 2017. She joined the Cal State San Marcos women's golf team as a freshman that fall (CSUSM Athletics). In April 2018 she was named CCAA Freshman of the Year as part of a Cougars sweep of the conference's major awards (CSUSM Athletics). Earlier versions of this page called the honor an NCAA award; the conference record shows it is a CCAA award. She began posting golf content on Instagram and YouTube during her college years.[edit]

After college, Hogle committed to content full time: course vlogs, instruction, and lifestyle posts built her into one of the most-followed golf creators, with a YouTube channel at 158,000 subscribers and 30.2 million views as of 2026 (live iFANN data, see Fame & Fandom). National coverage followed, including the New York Post's July 2022 feature on her rise (New York Post).

Her highest-profile competitive outing to date came August 1, 2026, in the Polymarket Classic, a livestreamed 2v2 scramble pairing her with J.R. Smith against Paige Spiranac and Big John (New York Post). Smith and Hogle lost 7-1 (Yardbarker). Brand partnerships reported on earlier versions of this page could not be verified against brand or press sources and are dropped.[edit]

Hogle's on-course brand pairs legitimate playing credentials with a polished, glam presentation that draws both fans and traditionalist debate. Coverage routinely pairs her with fellow golf creator Paige Spiranac, who has called Hogle her "golf double." She handles the scrutiny with humor and engages her audience directly in comments. No formal fandom name is on record.[edit]

iFANN-only numbers, read from live data: YouTube: 158,000 subscribers, 30,244,523 views (fetched 2026-10-13). No Last.fm data is attached to this profile. Popularity rank: #40,548 overall, #30,341 by type (ranked 2026-10-19). She holds no placement in iFANN's Global Fame Engine Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list. iFANN's read: a strong niche following in golf that has not translated into broad Fame Engine placement.[edit]

Her listed college honor is frequently misstated as an NCAA award; the record shows CCAA Freshman of the Year, 2017-18 (CCAA). She entered CSUSM as a Rancho Bernardo High School product in fall 2017 (CSUSM Athletics). Earlier versions of this page carried sponsor names, follower milestones, and event anecdotes that could not be verified; they are dropped here.[edit]

Hogle has said her family supported her golf from a young age. No parent, sibling, or household detail is published beyond that, and no partner has been confirmed by Hogle or a credible outlet. She lives in San Diego and keeps her private life off her feeds.[edit]

Paige Spiranac, fellow golf creator and repeat collaborator and event counterpart (New York Post). J.R. Smith, her partner in the 2026 Polymarket Classic (Yardbarker). Big John, creator and 2026 Polymarket Classic opponent (Polymarket).[edit]

No net worth figure has been published by her team or a credible outlet. Revenue lines on record: YouTube ad revenue, sponsored posts, event appearances, and brand partnerships.[edit]

CCAA Freshman of the Year, 2017-18, with Cal State San Marcos (CSUSM Athletics, CCAA). No influencer-industry awards are on record.[edit]