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Callaway Golf has ended its partnership with Good Good Golf following backlash over a controversial advertisement that depicted violence against women. The company has pledged $1 million to support organizations addressing this issue and acknowledged shortcomings in its content review process. The fallout has raised concerns about Good Good Golf's future, including its sponsorship of a PGA Tour event.
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Callaway Golf has ended its partnership with Good Good Golf following backlash over a controversial advertisement that depicted violence against women. The company has pledged $1 million to support organizations addressing this issue and acknowledged shortcomings in its content review process. The fallout has raised concerns about Good Good Golf's future, including its sponsorship of a PGA Tour event.
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Callaway drops Good Good Golf after viral ad backlash
Callaway ends partnership with Good Good Golf following controversial advertisement