Good Good, a YouTube golf channel with over 2 million subscribers, has apologized for a video advertisement that depicted a man shoving a woman to the ground. The advertisement, which promoted a driver in collaboration with Callaway Golf, was removed after backlash. In a statement, Good Good acknowledged that the video did not align with their brand values and expressed commitment to inclusivity in golf. The video showed co-founder Garrett Clark pushing member Alexis Miestowski after she reached for a driver. The apology has been viewed as contradictory since the ad was approved before being shared. Callaway and the PGA Tour also issued statements condemning the content of the advertisement and reaffirming their commitment to inclusivity in the sport.
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Good Good issues apology for deleted golf advertisement featuring physical altercation
Good Good has issued an apology for a deleted advertisement that featured a man shoving a woman to the ground. The video, which promoted a driver in partnership with Callaway Golf, was criticized for not aligning with the brand's values of inclusivity. Both Callaway and the PGA Tour have also condemned the content of the advertisement.
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Good Good issues contradictory apology for since-deleted golf ad showing a man shoving a woman to the ground
Good Good issues apology for deleted golf advertisement featuring physical altercation