Backlash over Good Good Golf ad goes too far as stores pull merchandise, PGA Tour event potentially canceled

Just a few days ago, Good Good Golf was viewed as one of the largest brand names among young people starting their interest in golf .

Unsurprisingly, major golf brands were quick to partner with the YouTube channel and its personalities.

They have a partnership with Callaway Golf to develop putters, golf clubs and golf balls.

Their branded apparel is carried by major retailers, including WorldWide Golf Shops outlets such as Roger Dunn in Southern California.

It is also sold online through retailers such as Target and at most Dick’s Sporting Goods and Golf Galaxy locations.

Or was.

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DOWNLOAD NOW! Good Good became the center of controversy in golf over the past week thanks to an ad they made to promote a branded version of Callaway's new driver.

The ad was meant to be a parody of the hit movie "Obsession," but was very poorly conceived and executed.

In the ad, Garrett Clark, one of the founders of Good Good, shoves a woman, Alexis Miestowski, to the ground and says "do not touch my new driver." Without question, it was a bad ad, made in poor taste, that should not have been released.

And the backlash started almost immediately.

Fans blasted it for depicting a man shoving a woman to the ground.