Callaway ends partnership with Good Good Golf after controversial ad

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Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Callaway ends partnership with Good Good Golf after controversial ad
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Callaway has severed all ties with Good Good Golf following backlash over a controversial advertisement depicting violence against women. The ad featured Good Good co-founder Garrett Clark pushing a female employee who reaches for a driver. Callaway admitted it poorly approved the ad, which has since been removed. In response to the fallout, Callaway is donating $1 million to support domestic violence prevention organizations. Sharing their disappointment, PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp criticized Good Good's lack of accountability in addressing the situation. Retailers like Dick's Sporting Goods and Costco have removed Callaway and Good Good products from their shelves.

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  • Callaway and Good Good Golf faced backlash over a violent advertisement.
  • Callaway has cut all ties with Good Good Golf and apologized.
  • The company is donating $1 million to domestic violence prevention efforts.
  • PGA Tour CEO criticized Good Good for inadequate accountability.
  • Retailers, including Dick's and Costco, have removed products linked to the brands.
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Callaway cuts all ties with Good Good Golf and donates $1 million after a controversial ad depicting violence against women sparked massive backlash.

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