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Callaway removes social media post after Good Good member shoves woman

4 sources • 2 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 12:22 PM

Last updated Aug 25, 2026

Callaway removes social media post after Good Good member shoves woman

Summary

Callaway Golf deleted promotional posts for a new driver following backlash over a video showing Good Good Golf member Garrett Clark shoving a woman. The incident, which featured ominous music and led to public outrage on social media, occurred in a video where Clark is seen threatening the woman. The video has gone viral, raising concerns about the promotion's messaging. Callaway has not yet issued an official statement regarding the controversy.

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By the Numbers

•Callaway Golf deleted a social media post after negative reactions.
•The video shows Garrett Clark of Good Good Golf shoving a woman.
•The incident has drawn widespread attention and outrage online.
•Good Good Golf and Callaway have been partners since 2023.
•A new Tour event, the Good Good Championship, is set for November.

Latest Updates

12:22 PMYahoo Sports — Callaway, Good Good Golf apologize for ad in which a man shoves a woman to the ground over a driver
1:30 AMESPN Golf — Amid rising criticism, Good Good Golf pulls video
11:50 PMYahoo Sports — Good Good Golf pulls video after criticism that it depicts violence against women
4:38 PMYahoo Sports — Callaway deletes social post showing Good Good member shoving a woman

What they're saying

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Content creator Good Good Golf, the title sponsor of a new PGA Tour event this fall, posted and then deleted a video for a Callaway driver in which a man shoves to the ground a woman who was reaching for his new driver. The video was deleted by Good Good and Callaway late Friday after criticism that it portrayed violence against women, though clips of the ad still made the rounds on social media after the official accounts took it down. The characters in the ad are both with Good Good — Garrett Clark, who rushes over to shove Alexis Miestowski and then says to her as she lies on the ground, “Do not touch my new driver.”
— Yahoo Sportsby DOUG FERGUSON

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Good Good Golf, the title sponsor of a PGA Tour event this fall, posted and then deleted a video for a Callaway driver in which a man shoves to the ground a woman who was reaching for his driver, and the company later posted a statement on social media.
— ESPN Golf