Golf Influencer Katie Sigmond Rides Dirt Bike In Booty Shorts

TikTok video creator and golf influencerKatie Sigmondis at it again.

The social media star is showing off her body as she rides a dirt bike in tight booty shorts, leaving her fans speechless.

The golf influencer showed off her backside as she wore tight black booty shorts and sat on the back of a dirt bike. "hop on", she said, prompting fans to comment their thoughts.

"Teach me to drift and I’ll think abt," one user wrote as another chimed in, "I’ll be on my way let’s ride 🚵".

A third said, "intrusive thoughts are winning rn against me".

Meanwhile other fans said, "YOU HOP ON!!" and "she a baddie she knows shes a ten".

Fans continued to share their thoughts on Sigmond's post, writing things such as "oh my😍" and "no you hop on".

Another said, "Nice photos as always😊".

"🔥 your amazing," one of her followers commented.

Some of her other fans wrote, "My goddess ❤️" and "Love the boots 😍😍".

The 21-year-old TikTok creator found herself in legal trouble after she was hit with a $285 fine last year.

The fine came after Sigmond filmed a video of her hitting a golf ball into the Grand Canyon. She had been charged with three misdemeanors for the stunt, including “tossing items into the Grand Canyon, littering and creating hazardous conditions with disorderly conduct,” The Arizona Republic reported.

Videos of the stunt have been removed from social media. However, many users have already reposted the incident. The video shows her hitting a golf ball into the canyon and throwing her golf club off the ledge.

Per the official Grand Canyon social media page, “Do we really need to say, ‘don’t hit golf balls into the Grand Canyon?’ On October 26, an individual posted a video to her personal TikTok page showing her hitting a golf ball and throwing a golf club into the canyon near Mather Point. Members of the public helped identify the individual’s social media account.”

They added, “On October 27, Grand Canyon Law Enforcement identified, located and contacted the individual responsible for the incident. Charges and a court appearance for the individual are pending.”

A spokesman for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts confirmed to The Republic that the Central Violations Bureau, per AZ Central, received two payments of $155 and $130 from Katie Sigmond on November 15.

21-year-old Katie Sigmond eventually apologized for the video: “I visited the Grand Canyon with my family and friends. I decided to hit a golf ball into it, not knowing how disrespectful it was to the environment. I lose golf balls all the time and honestly wasn’t thinking; I wasn’t educated and was dumb.”

She said, ‘I made the wrong decision to do that, and I 100 percent take blame for it.”