By Mark Garrod, PA Sport Golf Correspondent, Rochester

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Colin Montgomerie was involved in another incident with a press photographer as he slumped to an opening 82 in the United States PGA championship.

"I told you three times on this hole alone," Montgomerie was overheard to say coming off the 13th green at Oak Hill in Rochester, New York.

In June the seven-time European number one brandished a club at photographers during the British Masters at the Forest of Arden and afterwards called them "amateurs".

On the same hole yesterday Montgomerie had apparently been called "Mrs Doubtfire" by a spectator.

It was not the first time that had been aimed at him - the first reference to the Robin Williams film character came when he was badly heckled at the 1997 US Open in Washington.

There was also a report from a marshall that Montgomerie tossed a ball towards the photographer, but the player's manager Guy Kinnings said later he had checked with the Ryder Cup star about the incident and Montgomerie told him he had merely lobbed the ball to his caddie Steve Rawlinson.

The 82 was his highest-ever in America and came a month after he pulled out of the Open at Sandwich on the eighth hole following a fall at his hotel that injured his wrist.