Good Good Chief Fires Back as Callaway Ends Partnership Over Controversial Ad

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Good Good's Garrett Clark publicly blasted Callaway after the brand ended its cobranded driver partnership over a controversial ad depicting violence against a woman; Callaway apologized and tightened its content review, while the fallout hit Good Good with partners pulling back (Dick's Sporting Goods), a PGA Tour event sponsorship loss, and Golf Channel canceling its Big Break series, with Callaway pledging $1 million to anti-violence and survivor-support efforts.
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