Good Good Golf faces backlash over controversial ad featuring violence
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 6:33 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

Good Good Golf is in controversy after a recent advertisement featuring a violent scene involving a woman. The ad, which promoted a Callaway Golf driver, received immediate backlash on social media for its offensive depiction. Both Good Good and Callaway have released statements expressing disappointment, and the PGA Tour has stated that the ad does not align with its values. Retailers like Golf Galaxy have pulled merchandise associated with Good Good, and the brand's future at an upcoming championship in Austin remains uncertain.
- •Good Good's advertisement faced widespread criticism for promoting violence.
- •The PGA Tour and Callaway Golf issued statements condemning the ad.
- •Retailers have withdrawn Good Good's merchandise from their shelves.
- •The brand's future in the upcoming Good Good Championship is under scrutiny.
- •Good Good aims to maintain a focus on inclusivity after the backlash.
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