Pro golfer Michelle Wie has shared her shock at hearing Rudy Giuliani's 'unsettling' story about looking up her skirt during a charity event seven years ago.  
Giuliani told the story on Thursday when he appeared on Steve Bannon's 'War Room' podcast to eulogize his friend Rush Limbaugh, the conservative talk radio host who died of lung cancer the day before.
The unpredictable former lawyer to President Donald Trump seemed to shock Bannon when he recounted a day with Limbaugh on the golf course - and mentioned Wie's underwear.
Giuliani reminisced about a charity golf outing in 2014 where he said he and Limbaugh observed Wie 'bending over and showing her panties'.
The LPGA star, 31, responded to Giuliani's comments in a statement on Friday, accusing him of 'objectifying' her.  





In March 2014, Giuliani and Limbaugh (seen in the cart on the left) played alongside Wie (right) during the Els for Autism Pro-Am charity event in Palm Beach, Florida





Rudy Giuliani shocks Steve Bannon with VERY crude story...
Wie posted this statement condemning Giuliani's comments to Twitter on Friday 

Giuliani had launched into what he called a 'funny story' as he described how he and Limbaugh bonded over golf on Bannon's podcast.  
The two men, along with magazine publisher Marvin Shanken, had been paired with Wie at the Els for Autism Pro-Am, which was held at the PGA National Golf Club in Palm Beach, Florida, on March 10, 2014. 
Their team ended up winning the event thanks to an impressive performance by Wie, according to the .
But Giuliani remembered the day for a different reason, recalling how he and Limbaugh were being hounded by photographers.  
'The paparazzi was driving us crazy!' Giuliani told Bannon.
'They're taking pictures! They're taking pictures! They're taking pictures!'





Giuliani paid tribute to Limbaugh, with whom he was frequently seen. From left: Golf legend Jack Nicklaus, Limbaugh, Giuliani, and magazine publisher Marvin Shanken are pictured above during the Els for Autism Pro-Am charity event in West Palm Beach in March 2011






Wie, 31, has five victories on the LPGA Tour. She garnered publicity after turning pro just before her 16th birthday. During her career, she has earned more than $6.8million





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Wie took a swing when playing at the National Golf Club in 2014 in Palm Beach. She won the event, according to its website



















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