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Callaway under fire after swiftly deleted troubling ad campaign
Good Good apologized after the deleted video drew criticism for depicting violence against women in a Callaway driver promotion.
- On Friday, Good Good Golf deleted a promotional video for a Callaway driver after public backlash over content depicting member Garrett Clark shoving Alexis Miestowski to the ground.
- With over 4 million social media followers, Good Good Golf maintains significant influence in professional golf and sponsors athletes including Jon Rahm, Xander Schauffele, and Sam Burns.
- Apologizing Saturday, Good Good stated the video did not align with their values, while Callaway Golf expressed disappointment and the PGA Tour condemned the violence, citing commitment to inclusivity.
- Despite the deletion, clips of the incident continue to circulate on X, with critics online questioning the brand's shift toward an 'influencer' image.
- Good Good serves as title sponsor for the Good Good Championship, part of the FedEx Cup Fall in Austin, Texas, set for Nov. 12-15.
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Good Good Golf pulls video after criticism that it depicts violence against women
Popular content creator Good Good Golf has deleted a video that depicts a man shoving a woman to the ground who was reaching for his new Callaway driver.
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Callaway under fire after swiftly deleted troubling ad campaign
Golf brand Callaway has come under fire after an influencer’s ad depicted domestic violence The brand didn’t release the ad itself; golf content group Good Good posted it for Callaway’s Driver. Good Good has over 2 million subscribers on YouTube and over 4 million overall across all their social media channels. The brand sponsors the […]
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