Backlash Over Viral Golf Ad Depicting Violence Forces Companies To Apologize @kitv
Backlash Over Viral Golf Ad Depicting Violence Forces Companies To Apologize  @kitv
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Golf media giant Good Good Golf and equipment brand Callaway have officially pulled a controversial advertisement following intense social media backlash. The promotional video, which was meant to show off a new co-branded Callaway driver, depicted Good Good founder Garrett Clark running toward fellow creator Alexis Mistowski and violently shoving her to the ground when she tried to pull out the club. Viewers quickly condemned the ad for depicting and making light of violence against women.
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Backlash Over Viral Golf Ad Depicting Violence Forces Companies To Apologize

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