Callaway faces backlash over ad depicting violence against a woman
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Golf equipment maker Callaway apologized for its role in a Good Good Golf ad that showed co-founder Garrett Clark shoving a female employee, prompting the video’s removal; Callaway said approval of the content was a mistake and pledged to prevent such incidents in the future, while Good Good Golf and the PGA Tour condemned violence and reaffirmed commitments to inclusivity.
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