Good Good Golf steps back from PGA Tour sponsorship after controversy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 29, 2026, 10:04 AM
Last updated Aug 29, 2026

Good Good Golf has ended its title sponsorship of a PGA Tour event following backlash from a controversial promotional video. The video featured co-founder Garrett Clark shoving personality Alexis Miestowski over a golf bag, which was interpreted as a depiction of violence against women. Callaway, a commercial partner, expressed disappointment and ceased its relationship with Good Good, committing $1 million to anti-violence organizations. The PGA Tour also stated the video did not align with its values of respect and inclusivity. The planned Good Good Championship in Austin now requires a new title sponsor.
- •Good Good Golf ends sponsorship of November PGA Tour event
- •Garrett Clark's video perceived as violent, leads to controversy
- •Callaway commits $1 million to anti-violence initiatives
- •PGA Tour states video contradicts its values and commitments
- 10:04 AMYahoo Sports — Lessons learned from a bad week for Good Good Golf | Opinion
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