Garrett Clark addresses backlash over Callaway ad in apology video

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Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Garrett Clark addresses backlash over Callaway ad in apology video
Summary

Garrett Clark released a nearly nine-minute apology video following controversy over a Callaway advertisement featuring the Good Good collective. The ad, described as having poor taste and provoking backlash, depicted Clark in a scene that drew accusations related to domestic violence. In his video, he expressed regret for his role in the ad and denied endorsing such themes, stating it does not align with Good Good's values. He aims for growth in women's golf as a primary goal for the organization. The response to the ad has included apologies from various parties and reports of product removals.

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  • Clark issued a public apology addressing the ad's negative reception.
  • He emphasized that the ad does not reflect Good Good's values.
  • The backlash led to product being withdrawn from shelves.
  • Clark showed behind-the-scenes footage to clarify the ad's intent.
  • The incident may affect future projects within the Good Good collective.
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  • 2:07 AMYahoo SportsGood Good's Garrett Clark posts 9-minute video apologizing for controversial Callaway ad
What they're saying
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We're finally hearing from one of the central figures in the Good Good Callaway "Obsession" driver ad gone wrong.

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