Good Good Golf pulls video after criticism that it depicts violence against women
Summary
Good Good Golf posted a video ad showing a man pushing a woman to the ground over a golf driver. After people criticized the video for showing violence against women, both Good Good Golf and Callaway deleted the video and apologized. The PGA Tour also spoke out against the video and said it does not reflect their values.Key Facts
- Good Good Golf sponsored a new PGA Tour event this fall.
- The deleted video showed Garrett Clark pushing Alexis Miestowski and telling her not to touch his new golf driver.
- Good Good Golf and Callaway Golf both apologized and removed the video.
- Good Good Golf is a major golf content creator with male and female players.
- Callaway Golf started partnering with Good Good Golf in 2023.
- The PGA Tour supports inclusivity and does not condone violence.
- The Good Good Championship will take place in November in Austin, Texas.
- The PGA Tour is working with content creators to promote a welcoming environment in golf.
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