'Wildly disappointing': Golf ad pulled after backlash from women

Home / Sport / GolfNZ Herald26 Aug, 2026 04:00 AM3 mins to readCritics felt the video made light of violence against women.AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.A controversial golf ad has been removed after critics felt it made light of violence against women.Good Good, a golf-focused media company, and manufacturer Callaway took down their joint campaign for a new golf club after backlash from fans.

The video begins with Good Good co-founder Garrett Clark shoulder-barging

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'Wildly disappointing': Golf ad pulled after backlash from women

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