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Both Good Good and Callaway have issued groveling apologies for the now-deleted social media clip which showed Garrett Clark shoving a female golfer to the ground, before standing over her.
Good Good, a YouTube channel that has become a booming business empire, came under fire over clip that showed co-founder Garrett Clark shoving a female co-host to the ground.
The Austin event was to be called the Good Good Championship.
Callaway and Good Good first partnered in 2023.
Last week, Good Good Golf released an ad spot for its co-branded Callaway driver. In it, Good Good co-founder Garrett Clark tackles a woman who dared reach for his driver, stands over her, and says, “Do not touch my new driver.” After swift and intense backlash, the ad was deleted, but not before several people…
The social media stars, who have built a huge online following and even have a deal with the PGA Tour, were forced to issue a groveling apology after releasing - and quickly deleted - a commercial.
The fallout continues from a bizarre ad for the Good Good Golf line of Callaway golf clubs, which depicted a man from the golf content brand shoving a female colleague. Both companies quickly deleted the video from their platforms and have continued to face questions over the nature of the commercial and the approval process.…
YouTube golf is all the rage these days and has rapidly entered the mainstream. Even LeBron James has now launched his own golf channel. But a controversial ad from one of the most popular channels, Good Good, has drawn swift backlash. Good Good is arguably the biggest success story in YouTube golf with over 2…
