Fallout from controversial golf ad deepens as Good Good loses deals with Callaway and PGA Tour
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By Kyle Feldscher, CNN Atlanta (CNN) — The fallout from a controversial advertisement is deepening for golf media company Good Good after losing two key partnerships in a matter of hours on Thursday. The advertisement posted last week showed Garrett Clark, one of the co-founders of Good Good, should…
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Callaway Golf ends partnership with Good Good Golf after controversial ad
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Fallout from controversial golf ad deepens as Good Good loses deals with Callaway and PGA Tour
Good Good Golf took down the ad, saying it “depicted actions that are not aligned with our values as a brand.” PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp called the brand’s response “disappointing.”
Good Good Golf faces massive fallout as Dick's Sporting Goods, Golf Galaxy and PGA Tour Superstore pull merchandise from shelves over a controversial ad.
Golf club manufacturer Callaway ends its partnership with content creator Good Good with immediate effect and donates $1m to women's charity after promoting advert that shows a woman being pushed over.
By Kyle Feldscher, CNN Atlanta (CNN) — The fallout from a controversial advertisement is deepening for golf media company Good Good after losing two key partnerships in a matter of hours on Thursday. The advertisement posted last week showed Garrett Clark, one of the co-founders of Good Good, should…
Brand controversies often have a shelf life similar to that of a dairy product—short-lived and quick to spoil. That is, unless the brand keeps adding to the mess. That is the case with golf brands Good Good and Callaway Golf Company, which have been at the center of a social media backlash this week…
Callaway and Good Good Golf are facing backlash over a co-branded ad featuring a man shoving a woman to the ground for touching his golf club. Mark Strassman reports.
