Controversial Co-Brand Ad Triggers Leadership Shake-Up in Golf Marketing

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Following a controversial co-branded driver ad, Callaway ends its partnership with Good Good Golf and ousts its own content head Alex Upegui, while Good Good fires its VP of brand and marketing Jeffrey Lefkovits and trims staff; the fallout also hits Good Good's sponsorships—with the PGA Tour event and related programming canceled—and major retailers pulling its products, as both companies overhaul their content approval processes.
- Callaway Content Head, Good Good Marketing VP Out After Ad Fallout Front Office Sports
- How Good Good’s crash and burn is changing golf’s fascination with bro influencers The New York Times
- Good Good Golf Ad Backlash — A Breakdown of the Controversy D Magazine
- Callaway controversy reveals gaps in how brands review creator ads Ad Age
- A Golf Partnership Ended Over a Controversial Ad. Now Good Good's CEO Is Taking Aim at Callaway inc.com
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