PGA Tour and Good Good Golf end sponsorship deal amid backlash
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 8:15 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
The PGA Tour announced that Good Good Golf has withdrawn its sponsorship of a FedEx Cup Fall event scheduled for November 12-15 at Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa in Austin, Texas. This decision comes as a response to backlash over an advertisement featuring co-founder Garrett Clark, who pushed a woman to the ground in a skit. Following this incident, Callaway cut ties with Good Good Golf, pledging $1 million to support organizations tackling violence against women. The PGA Tour supports Good Good's decision and is looking for a new title sponsor for the event.
- •Good Good Golf withdraws sponsorship from FedEx Cup event in Texas.
- •Ad featuring Garrett Clark sparked significant backlash.
- •Callaway ends its relationship with Good Good Golf immediately.
- •PGA Tour to seek new sponsorship for the event next month.
- 8:15 PMCBS Sports — PGA Tour, Good Good Golf nix sponsorship of FedEx Cup Fall event amid backlash from Callaway ad
"The PGA Tour joined Callaway as the latest major organization to remove ties with the content creator brand
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