There's continued fallout from the now-deleted Callaway and Good Good Golf ad that stirred up so much controversy.
Following statements from both companies and a nearly nine-minute apology from Good Good co-founder Garrett Clark, Callaway has delivered another statement with further details. They've severed their relationship with Good Good "effective immediately," taken steps to improve their "content review process" and they're "committing $1 million to support organizations working to prevent violence women, provide resources to survivors, and advance education and awareness efforts.
— Callaway Golf (@CallawayGolf) August 27, 2026
What was the Good Good ad with Callaway that was deleted?
Good Good Golf has deleted and apologized for this video where a man shoves a woman to the ground for reaching for his new Callaway club.
Social media users, including several high-profile golf personalities, described the ad as scary and endorsing violence against women.
— Front Office Sports (@FOS) August 23, 2026
As we wrote earlier this week:
The now-deleted commercial shows Garrett Clark running over and pushing Alexi Mietowski to the ground as she reaches for a Callaway driver. "Do not touch my new driver," he says.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Callaway ends Good Good partnership amid ad fallout 'effective immediately'
