Domestic violence advocate urges golf execs for change @CBSTexas

Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

What's the impact of an ad? It's a question making the rounds in many circles as backlash grows over a 15-second spot created by Frisco-based Good Good Golf to showcase a new co-branded driver from equipment maker Callaway.

Lulled by the constant barrage of media influences, The Family Place CEO Tiffany Tate worries that the culture is becoming numb to violence.

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Domestic violence advocate urges golf execs for change

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