Golfer-turned-Instagram star Paige Spiranac told Australian commentator Francis Leach to "f**k off" after his scathing criticism of a "garbage" advert she appeared in.
The 28-year-old American featured in a gambling advert and was wearing a red low-cut dress.
Leach, 53, spotted the advert in The Age and tweeted it out as he questioned why the Australian newspaper decided to run "garbage like this for revenue."
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In the now-deleted tweet, the Aussie reporter wrote: "At a time when the objectification and abuse of women, reducing them to being little more than playthings for men is being exposed for what it is, how can @theage run garbage like this for revenue?
"It'll editorialise in the front, cash in at the back. Hypocrisy."
Spiranac, who has built a huge following on social media since she retired from the sport in 2016, pulled no punches towards Leach in her responses.
The blonde stunner told the TV commentator to "f**k off" before she branded him a "coward" for not tagging her in the deleted tweet.
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"Tag me next time you coward. My name is right there," Spiranac wrote.
When one Twitter user called her out for hypocrisy after wanting to be 'treated seriously' while 'showing off her cans,' Spiranac responded: "I'm sorry I was born with t**s.
"I'm not going to hide them because your pea brain can't comprehend the fact a woman can be smart, strong, and sexy."
Spiranac has amassed a following of 3m followers on Instagram and even found success with her Playing A Round With Paige Renee podcast.
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Spiranac has also used her podcast to respond to fans calling on her to make an OnlyFans this year.
Featured Image Credit: Paige Spiranac/InstagramTopics: Golf
