Key facts
- Dick's Sporting Goods and Golf Galaxy removed Good Good Golf merchandise.
- Good Good Golf lost its sponsorship with Callaway.
- Good Good Golf will no longer be the title sponsor of a PGA Tour event.
- The PGA Tour confirmed Good Good's withdrawal as title sponsor.
- Callaway stated it has ended its relationship with Good Good Golf.
Good Good Golf has faced significant fallout after a video promoting a Callaway driver showed a man shoving a woman. Dick's Sporting Goods and its subsidiary Golf Galaxy removed Good Good Golf merchandise from their stores. The PGA Tour confirmed that Good Good Golf would withdraw as the title sponsor of a November event in Austin, Texas, which has since been renamed the 'Austin Championship.' Callaway announced on Thursday that it has ended its three-year sponsorship with Good Good Golf, effective immediately, and committed $1 million to organizations working to prevent violence against women. Callaway CEO Chip Brewer acknowledged the company approved the video before its posting and stated that internal corrective actions have been taken and approval procedures strengthened. Good Good Golf, a popular YouTube golf channel, had stated the video was a spinoff from the movie 'Obsession' and issued apologies, but these had little effect. The PGA Tour stated it believes in golf's ability to bring people together and create a welcoming environment for all.