PAIGE SPIRANAC has stunned fans by posing in a low-cut tiger-print dress on her Instagram story.

The golf influencer, 30, regularly conducts Q&As on her social media as she offers fans the opportunity to quiz her on a variety of topics.

Paige Spiranac conducted the Q&A in a tiger-print dress
The low-cut top certainly drew the eye
And her latest one on Monday brought up a number of subjects including how she deals with criticism and whether she has ever snapped in anger on the golf course.

But as she carried out the Q&A, it was hard to miss her revealing tiger-print outfit.

Meanwhile, Spiranac, who recently insisted she would never date pro golfers, also runs her website OnlyPaige for exclusive content.

And she posted a link on her Insta story when asked whether she would ever sign up to OnlyFans.

Due to the nature of her pictures, she has her fair share of haters.

And Spiranac recently addressed those critics directly – specifically fellow golf-related personalities.

One of her fans asked the question: “Do other pro golfers/golf courses treat you differently or rudely since OP [OnlyPaige]?”

To which she replied: “I would say that there hasn’t been much of a change [since she launched OnlyPaige].

Spiranac made her name as an influencer by producing golf-related contentCredit: Instagram @_paige.renee

She also regularly shares pictures of herselfCredit: Instagram/_paige.renee

Paige has 3.8 million followers on InstagramCredit: Instagram @paige.renee
“I think when I first came out with it people were interested and a little bit confused on what OP would be and, although I have some very fun and Sєxy content, there is no nudity and I will never do any nudity.

“I think people like to think that I’m going to do that or that OP is a gateway into doing that – that’s just not what it is.

“OP is a place for me to create a ton of different pieces of content to really focus on golf instruction… also to do the Sєxier pieces of content because people do judge me so harshly on my Instagram.

“So I put the Sєxier pieces there because it’s just a happier, friendlier, judge-free community.

“So, yes and no. But I feel the answer is they’ve always judged me and OP is a safe place for me to create the content I want to create.”