Sandy City removes Callaway merchandise from River Oaks after ad controversy

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Sandy City pulled Callaway merchandise from the public River Oaks Golf Course amid backlash over a video by Callaway and Good Good showing violence toward a woman; Callaway ended its partnership with Good Good, which also withdrew from a sponsored PGA Tour event. The city says the move reinforces a welcoming, safe environment, and River Oaks will replace the merchandise with women-owned brands while hosting the 2026 Women’s Veterans on Course event next month.
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