Golf Galaxy and its parent company Dick’s Sporting Goods pulled Good Good Golf merchandise from in-person and online shelves Tuesday. It’s the latest consequence for the YouTube-channel-turned-major brand, which has been embroiled in controversy after posting a promotional video last Friday for a new driver—created in partnership with Callaway—that depicted Good Good co-founder Garrett Clark shoving a woman to the ground.
Dick’s has yet to respond to repeated requests for comment from Front Office Sports about the status of its retail partnership with Good Good, but a search for the brand on Dick’s website currently yields a “no matches found” result. Good Good products are also no longer listed on Golf Galaxy’s website.
FOS reached roughly a dozen Dick’s and Golf Galaxy locations across the country Wednesday morning; while some noted they still had Good Good merch on site, all said the brand had been removed from their floors and its products were not available for sale. Several East Coast and Midwest locations of PGA Tour Superstore—Golf Galaxy’s biggest competitor—also said they had pulled Good Good merchandise when reached by phone Wednesday morning. One New Jersey store manager told FOS the move was a result of the backlash to the ad.
