Golf Brand Good Good Apologizes for Controversial Ad Showing Woman Being Pushed Good Good, a prominent golf content creator, has issued an apology following backlash over a video advertisement that depicted a woman being pushed to the ground. The incident, which sparked widespread criticism, involved the brand’s co-founder Garrett Clark physically restraining Alexis Miestowski, a professional golfer and regular content creator for the brand. The ad, which was removed after public outcry, featured Clark shouting, “Do not touch my new driver,” as he shoved Miestowski to the ground. The video, posted on YouTube, was accused of trivializing violence against women and failing to align with the brand’s stated commitment to inclusivity. In a statement, Good Good acknowledged the controversy and expressed regret for the content, emphasizing its dedication to making golf more accessible and welcoming to all. “We have since taken that content down, and sincerely apologize,” the brand said. The apology followed intense scrutiny from social media users and critics who condemned the ad for perpetuating harmful stereotypes and undermining efforts to promote gender equality in sports. The incident has also drawn attention to the broader relationship between golf brands and their creators. Callaway, a major golf equipment manufacturer that has partnered with Good Good since 2023, expressed disappointment with the content but praised the brand for addressing the issue. “We are disappointed by the content that was posted, and are appreciative of Good Good for addressing this,” a representative from Callaway stated. The company reiterated its support for creating an inclusive space in golf and pledged to continue collaborating with Good Good to advance this goal.#pga_tour #good_good #garrett_clark #alexis_miestowski #callaway
