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Good Good Golf co-founder sorry for ad depicting violence against woman

The Guardian Australia - Sport · 28 August 2026 at 5:31 am

Good Good Golf co-founder sorry for ad depicting violence against woman

Garrett Clark says controversial skit was in ‘poor taste’ Retailers have pulled Good Good products from shelves PGA Tour says sponsorship situation remains ‘fluid’ Good Good Golf co-founder Garrett Clark apologized in a video on Wednesday night, saying he hopes “we can move on” amid continued fallout from a since-deleted that many believe made light of violence against women.

The video, ⁠posted on 21 August, was meant to promote a Callaway golf club.

It showed Clark shoving Good Good personality Alexis Miestowski to the ground as she went to pull a Callaway club out of his bag.

Clark then said, “Do not touch my new driver,” while ⁠standing over her.

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Good Good Golf co-founder sorry for ad depicting violence against woman

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