Good Good Golf addresses backlash over controversial driver ad

Good Good Golf co-founder Garrett Clark responded to backlash over a recently released advertisement for a co-branded Callaway driver. The ad, featuring Clark tackling a woman who reaches for the driver, was met with significant criticism and was subsequently removed. In a statement, Good Good Golf acknowledged the ad did not align with its values and issued an apology. Following the controversy, PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp condemned the ad, leading to significant repercussions such as a postponed reality show and merchandise pulls from major retailers. Clark later issued an eight-minute apology video, expressing regret about his involvement and clarifying that the intent behind the ad was misunderstood. He emphasized that Good Good Golf aims to promote inclusivity within the sport.

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