The spot received backlash for portraying violence against women.
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The spot received backlash for portraying violence against women.
by Jeremy Sodergren August 26 2026
Callaway Golf and Good Good Golf have issued public apologies and removed a social media ad in which a man shoves over a woman after she reaches for his new driver.
The ad, which was promoting a new co-branded driver, was removed on Friday from Callaway Golf and Good Good Golf’s social media channels after receiving backlash for portraying violence against women.
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The ad was deleted on social media and the brands apologized after backlash.
Both Good Good and Callaway erased the advertisement late Friday following outcry over its depiction of violence against women
Both Good Good and Callaway erased the advertisement late Friday following outcry over its depiction of violence against women,
The ad for a new driver had sparked an online backlash, with viewers criticizing the spot for trivializing violence against women.
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Golf equipment giant Callaway issued an apology on Tuesday for a now-cancelled advert which showed a male golfer shoving a female…
