Good Good Golf co-founder apologizes for ad promoting violence

Garrett Clark, co-founder of Good Good Golf, issued an apology on August 26, 2026, addressing backlash from a controversial ad featuring him shoving fellow creator Alexis Miestowski. The deleted advertisement for a driver from Callaway sparked widespread condemnation for being perceived as endorsing violence. Following the incident, major retailers, including Dick's Sporting Goods and Target, have pulled Good Good merchandise, and the PGA Tour is reviewing its sponsorship of an upcoming event in Texas. Clark expressed regret for the ad's execution and called for understanding to focus on promoting women's participation in golf.

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