Good Good Golf Steps Away from PGA Sponsorship
Good Good Golf ends sponsorship of November PGA Tour event amid backlash over controversial driver ad

The update
Good Good Golf is stepping away as the title sponsor of a PGA Tour tournament scheduled for November 12-15 at Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa in Austin, Texas. The decision comes after the company faced backlash over a controversial driver advertisement featuring content creators from the brand.
The 60-second ad, which has since been removed, depicted Good Good member Garrett Clark shoving female member Alexis Miestowski to the ground as she reached for a driver in his bag. Clark then told her, “Do not touch my new driver.” The ad was intended to mock the movie “Obsession” but drew immediate criticism.
Why it matters
This represents a significant setback for Good Good Golf’s expansion into professional golf and highlights the growing influence of social media backlash on sports sponsorships. The PGA Tour will now need to find a replacement sponsor for the Austin Championship, which will proceed as scheduled.
What to watch
The PGA Tour’s search for a replacement title sponsor for the Austin Championship. Callaway’s future relationship with the PGA Tour after ending its partnership with Good Good. How Good Good will address the internal culture issues mentioned in their statement.
Sources
- espn.com — Good Good's statement on stepping away from sponsorship
- Golf Channel — Details on the sponsorship change and PGA Tour response
- Golf Digest — Details on the sponsorship change and PGA Tour response
