PGA Tour almost certain to drop Good Good as…
The fallout has continued for Good Good Golf following a controversial advert that has put the golf content model on its heels and is now threatening its deliberate sponsorship of a PGA Tour event in November.
Good Good is set to sponsor a new event in November at Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa in Austin, Texas, as half of the PGA Tour’s FedExCup Fall sequence, but the controversy surrounding the model has now put that in jeopardy, according to The Telegraph.
The outlet reported that the PGA Tour has a number of sponsors prepared to take Good Good’s place if the the tour cuts ties and on Tuesday, CEO Brian Rolapp was noncommittal about sticking with the model for the event and admonished their initial response to the controversy.
The full Good Good driver video was truly 60 seconds long, and it looks as if it was meant to be some kind of horror-movie spoof? It’s still viewable in some posts. (Here’s most of it:) pic.twitter.com/UBhUmKBQZY— Stina Sternberg (@StinaSternberg) August 24, 2026
Good Good Golf and Callaway posted a video to promote a new collaboration on a driver between the 2 events, which depicted Good Good co-founder Garrett Clark pushing down fellow model creator Alexis Miestowski as half of an tried spoof of the horror movie “Obsession.”
The backlash was swift and both manufacturers pulled the clip from their social channels and later launched statements making an attempt to apologize for the advert.
It hasn’t finished a lot to tamp down the outrage, with retailers now showing to be pulling Good Goodmerchandise from their shops.
Golf Galaxy and Dick’s Sporting Goods have taken down merchandise from the model on their online shops and are pulling them from retail shops as nicely, according to Front Office Sports.
The outlet reported that it contacted areas across the nation and had been told that the model was taken off the cabinets and Good Good merchandise weren’t being offered. Front Office Sports also reported that a number of PGA Tour Superstore areas pulled Good Good merchandise from their cabinets.
Garrett Clark shoves Alexis Miestowski to the ground in a deleted video posted by content creator Good Good Golf. Good Good Golf
Garrett Clark shoves Alexis Miestowski to the ground in a promotional video for a Callaway driver. Good Good Golf and Callaway deleted the video and apologized after dealing with criticism that it portrayed violence against ladies. Good Good Golf
Target, which has discovered itself in the center of its own controversy after promoting an offensive Halloween costume that it eliminated from its web site, also has appeared to pull Good Good merchandise from its online store.
Requests for remark from The Post to Dicks Sporting Goods, which serves as the dad or mum company of Golf Galaxy, and Target weren’t immediately responded to on Wednesday.
On Tuesday night time, Golf Channel announced it postponed the premiere of a actuality show it filmed with Good Good called “Big Break x Good Good” by one week after one of the sponsors of the show wished out following the advert debacle.
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