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Arlynn Spence Bio: Age, FIU Golf and Backyard Games

Arlynn Spence is a 23-year-old Florida golfer, former FIU player and the newest official Golf Girl Games member who faced George Bryan IV in Day 4 of Bryson DeChambeau’s Backyard Games.

Quick Answer

Who is Arlynn Spence?

Arlynn Spence is a Florida golfer and emerging creator personality with a documented NCAA Division I background at Florida International University. After competing for FIU from 2021–2024, she became the newest official Golf Girl Games member in August 2026 and joined the 10-player field for Bryson DeChambeau’s 2026 Backyard Games.

Spence should not be described as a touring professional without newer direct evidence. Her strongest verified identity is a former Division I player bringing legitimate competitive experience into creator golf.

At a Glance

Arlynn Spence Quick Facts

Hometown

Lakeland, Florida

College golf

Florida International University, 2021–2024

Collegiate low

70 through her first two FIU seasons

Creator connection

Newest Golf Girl Games member; Backyard Games competitor

Backyard Games Day 4 · 09-25-2026

George Bryan IV Eliminates Arlynn Spence with a Birdie

Spence faced George Bryan IV in the fourth opening-round matchup of Bryson’s Backyard Games. Arlynn missed her birdie attempt before George made his birdie putt to win and advance. No playoff was needed.

Arlynn Spence’s Backyard Games result

Eliminated on Day 4: George Bryan IV defeated Spence with a birdie. Follow every matchup, winner and elimination on the My9Iron Backyard Games tracker.

Watch First

Arlynn Spence Brings Division I Golf to a Creator Match

This 18-hole match at Miami Beach Golf Club puts Spence’s FIU background at the center of the video rather than treating her as one member of a large ensemble. It is the clearest available introduction to her competitive game and on-camera personality.

GabbyGolfGirl: Arlynn Spence brings her Division I background into an 18-hole match at Miami Beach Golf Club. The match result is intentionally omitted here.

Florida Background

From Lakeland to Division I Golf

Spence attended Lakeland Senior High School and emerged as one of the area’s leading student-golfers. A 2020 Spectrum News profile reported that she carried a 4.1 GPA, earned a scholarship to Florida International University and planned to study sports broadcasting.

She told Spectrum that she began targeting college golf around age 13 after first following her father to the course. At that stage, she identified playing on the LPGA Tour as a possible future goal. That was an aspiration—not evidence that she later acquired professional status.

Source: Spectrum News Scholar Athlete profile.

College Golf

Arlynn Spence at Florida International University

Spence appeared on FIU’s women’s golf roster during the 2021–22, 2022–23 and 2023–24 seasons. FIU’s published career table covers her first two seasons and records 41 rounds, a 77.51 scoring average, a career-low 70 and one top-10 finish. Those figures should not be mistaken for complete three-season career totals because the same table does not incorporate all of her junior-season results.

70
Documented collegiate low
Spence shot 70 during the 2022–23 season.
T9
Best listed FIU finish
She finished tied for ninth at the 2023 Sea Best Invitational.
T23
2024 conference finish
Spence tied for 23rd at the 2024 Conference USA Championship.

Her junior season also included a notable recovery at the 2024 Gators Invitational: after opening with an 82, she closed with rounds of 73 and 75 and finished as FIU’s second-best player that week.

Sources: FIU player record and 2024 CUSA Championship report.

Florida Competition

State and Amateur Results

The Florida State Golf Association lists Spence with Lone Palm Golf Club and documents additional state-level competition. Her record includes a 73 to win a 2023 FSGA event at Trump National Doral’s Blue Monster and a 76–73 performance in the 2023 Parent-Child Championship.

The FSGA profile listed Spence as age 23 when checked on 09-24-2026. Because no independently verified birth date was found, My9Iron treats that age as a dated public-record observation rather than a permanent biographical field.

Source: Florida State Golf Association player card.

Creator Golf

Golf Girl Games and Bryson’s Backyard Games

Golf Girl Games officially introduced Spence as its newest member on August 20, 2026. In the announcement video, she identified herself as a 23-year-old golfer from Lakeland, Florida, who played college golf at FIU. She had already appeared in the channel’s Panama Edition, which began with a $50,000 jackpot format. The channel is co-founded and led by Sabrina Andolpho, a former Barry University golfer and Creator Classic competitor. Current member Phoebe Brinker is a former Duke All-American and 2022 ACC champion.

Meet every Golf Girl Games golfer

See the current on-camera lineup, member backgrounds and newest videos in the My9Iron Golf Girl Games members and videos hub.

Golf Girl Games had approximately 298,000 YouTube subscribers and roughly 385,000 Instagram followers when checked in September 2026. Those are channel-level audience figures and should not be presented as Spence’s personal following.

Her exposure expanded again when she joined Grant Horvat, Brad Dalke, the Bryan brothers, Sara Winter, Rhett Anderson and other creators in Bryson’s Backyard Games. The series uses daily one-hole eliminations, with the final survivor earning a three-hole opportunity to beat Bryson DeChambeau for $100,000.

Backyard Games result

Spence was eliminated on Day 4 after George Bryan IV made the winning birdie putt. See the live My9Iron tracker for every result and the remaining field.

Equipment Evidence

What Clubs Does Arlynn Spence Use?

No reliable current Arlynn Spence WITB has been located. Clubs visible during ordinary match footage do not establish her complete setup, exact lofts, shafts, grips, golf ball or sponsorship relationships.

My9Iron will build a separate Clubs & Specs page only when Spence, Golf Girl Games, a manufacturer or a detailed fitting video provides a dated equipment configuration. Until then, assigning models from incidental footage would create more uncertainty than value.

FAQ

Arlynn Spence Questions

Who is Arlynn Spence?

Arlynn Spence is a Florida golfer and creator personality who played NCAA Division I golf for Florida International University before becoming a recurring Golf Girl Games competitor.

Did Arlynn Spence play college golf?

Yes. She appeared on FIU’s women’s golf roster during the 2021–22, 2022–23 and 2023–24 seasons.

Is Arlynn Spence a professional golfer?

No verified professional-tour status was found. The strongest available evidence supports describing her as a former Division I golfer and current creator competitor.

How old is Arlynn Spence?

The Florida State Golf Association listed her as 23 when checked on 09-24-2026. No independently verified birth date was found.

Is Arlynn Spence part of Golf Girl Games?

Yes. Golf Girl Games officially introduced Spence as its newest member on August 20, 2026. See the Golf Girl Games members and videos hub for the current lineup and recent episodes.

What happened to Arlynn Spence in Bryson’s Backyard Games?

George Bryan IV eliminated Spence on Day 4 by making a birdie after she missed her birdie attempt. No playoff was needed.

What golf clubs does Arlynn Spence use?

A complete, dated current setup has not been reliably documented. My9Iron does not identify club specifications from incidental match footage.

Related Coverage

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Backyard Games Tracker

Daily matchups, winners and eliminations.

Bryson DeChambeau Bio

The major champion behind the $100,000 series.

Sara Winter Bio

Another women’s creator-golf competitor in the field.

Sabrina Andolpho Bio

Meet the Golf Girl Games co-founder and CEO.

Phoebe Brinker Bio

Duke All-American, ACC champion and elite amateur.

Rhett Anderson Bio

The fan-selected amateur who entered Bryson’s creator orbit.

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