After Paige Spiranac, golf creator Malosi Togisala was allegedly accused of cheating at the 2025 Internet Invitational. Forty-eight content creators have competed in a six-episode golf series. The final episode was aired on Thursday and is making headlines.Barstool Sports had shared a video with a caption:"Major cheating allegations have been brought up against @MTogisala in the final round of the @InternetInvite"A golf fan page, Ziggy Golf, has shared another video of Malosi removing the grass before taking the shot and another clip of how he used a sparkler during the game. Check out the video below:The Internet Invitational series features the golf content creators playing for a purse of more than a million dollars. The recent episode, which was released on the Internet Invitational YouTube channel, has had around 1.2 million views so far.Before Malosi, a video of Paige Spiranac went viral on the internet for allegedly trying to improve her lie before taking a shot. Paige Spiranac breaks down in tears at The Internet Invitational finalPaige Spiranac at THE PLAYERS Championship 2025 (Image Source: Getty)On Thursday, Barstool Sports shared a video of Paige Spiranac on its X (formerly Twitter) account. It included a clip in which Spiranac had pushed down the long grass in the field before taking her shot. The opposite team members asked her about it, and in the video, the social media influencers said that she didn’t know that they were not allowed to do it. She also said that she did not improve the lie and had not moved the ball. "I thought we could do that. I didn’t realize that you couldn’t do that. … I didn’t think I improved the lie. I didn’t move the ball," she said.Spiranac also said that she had not tried to cheat in the game. "I wasn’t trying to cheat, like I would never do that,” she added.However, before she could finish her statements, she got emotional and started crying on the greens.Paige Spiranac had played golf as a professional, but these days she is enjoying her career as a content creator. Earlier this week, a fan was critical of her behaviour at the Internet Invitational. She replied to him with a long message.Although she doesn’t play in official tournaments these days, she played in Creator Classic, a PGA Tour event organized for the content creators, and then joined the Grass League series before appearing in the Internet Invitational.Notably, Team Brad Dalke, Frances Ellis, and Cody “Beef” Franke won the Internet Invitational 2025 and earned $1 million in prize money. They defeated Spiranac, Tohisala, and Frankie Borrelli. The tournament was held at Big Cedar Lodge in Missouri.