Sandy drops Callaway gear from River Oaks after anti-woman ad, shifts to women-owned brands

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Sandy City will remove Callaway merchandise from River Oaks Golf Course after a controversial ad depicted violence against a woman. The city will instead stock women-owned brands as Callaway ends its partnership with the ad producer and donates to anti-violence groups; the move is framed as making public recreation spaces more welcoming and inclusive.
Topics:sports#advertising-controversy#callaway#local#river-oaks-golf-course#sandy-utah#women-owned-brands
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