As Dustin Johnson walked off the green after winning the US Open, a cameraman was caught pointing his lens on the golfer's fiancee.
Paulina Gretzky, who is engaged to Johnson, followed him up the steps into a building following his win.
The cameraman followed the couple in a 'stalker-esque manner' shifting the focus towards Gretzky, who was wearing a short, tight-fitting, white dress, instead of focusing on the golf champion.
He then zoomed in to Gretzky's lower body as she pulled her skirt down to cover her legs, and it was all broadcast to the world on Fox Sport.
The visual was more tame than the lingerie and bikini photos that feature on her Instagram feed, but she chooses to display these at her own will.
Twitter exploded with divided reactions, with some celebrating the cameraman's action, as others claimed he was completely unprofessional.
This FOX cameraman should be embarrassed. I mean - really?! #DustinJohnson #PaulinaGretzky #USOpen https://t.co/STCsdfJj65
— Angelia N. Levy (@angelialevy) June 20, 2016
You know a man is in charge if camera following #PaulinaGretzky @DJohnsonPGA up the damn stairs
— jennifer kling (@klingjennifer) June 20, 2016
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Whos more pissed off right now - wayne gretzky or the cameramans wife? #paulinagretzky
— Ritchie Keister (@RitchieKeister) June 20, 2016
If golfers did their job today as well as the camera man following Paulina Gretzky up the stairs did his, this #USOpen would be a classic
— Clete Holmes (@Clete27) June 20, 2016
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The real winner today is the gentleman operating Camera 1 #USOpen #PaulinaGretzky
— Joe Marvin (@63_Productions) June 20, 2016
Congrats out to @PaulinaGretzky on one heck of a walk off the 18th green today. Hope to see more of that in the future.
— Darren (@danglestein) June 20, 2016
Footage released of @FOXSports producer and camera crew following @DJohnsonPGA and @PaulinaGretzky from 18th green pic.twitter.com/CYZhPudGh9
— Henry McNamara (@HenryLMcNamara) June 20, 2016
