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Paige Spiranac defiantly posts topless photo wearing Masters green jacket after slamming critics over cleavage snaps

FORMER golfer Paige Spiranac posted a topless photo wearing a Masters-style green jacket as she hit back at criticism for showing off her cleavage.

The 28-year-old defiantly posed with nothing but the jacket to cover her modesty ahead of the first major of the season next week.

Paige Spiranac shared a Masters-inspired post on Instagram
Spiranac has been trolled for showing off her cleavage online
The American is known for walking the course in daring low-cut gear

Spiranac has 3million followers on Instagram but is often trolled for her racy golf content.

On the social media site, she wrote: “‘No one will ever take you seriously if you keep posting pictures with cleavage.’

“So here’s to continuing doing what I want? .

“I made some towels with this image and other prints inspired by The Masters!

“Link in bio if you want to buy or for the haters to dry their tears with.”

Spiranac regularly posts sultry selfies and revealing snaps which have led to some unwanted feedback.

It is not the first time golf-mad Sprianac has hit back at critical fans after she defended herself against one follower who said she belongs on Pornhub.

She also raged at body shaming trolls in January after revealing men said her ‘boobs are too big’.

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Spiranac litters her social media with sultry selfies
The internet sensation is regularly targeted by disgusting trolls

She previously revealed men said her ‘boobs are too big’

On Twitter, she wrote: “It’s crazy I can be told I look too fat, too skinny, too plastic, too old, wearing too much makeup, not enough makeup, boobs too big, butt not big enough, too pale, hair too blonde, not blonde enough all in one day.

“Guys it’s not a Build-A-Bear workshop over here. Calm it down.”

In her latest stand against online haters, many fans backed the influencer.

One said: “I think they take you VERY seriously.”

Another added: “Pretty sure you have 3 million reasons why they’re wrong.”

And a third commented: “You’re gonna break the internet.”