The controversial ad that has landed Good Good Golf in a heap of bad, bad times was intended to be a parody of the new horror movie “Obsession,” Good Good Golf founder and CEO Matt Kendrick claimed.
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Good Good Golf: Business as Usual After Ad Fallout
The YouTube native brand is back to its core business: posting online.
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Two more bosses leave Good Good as PR disaster fallout continues
The ripple effect of Good Good Golf's PR disaster continues, with staff losing their jobs in the wake of the widely condemned ...
Callaway and Good Good Golf posted the advertisement on Aug. 21. Justin Sullivan / Getty Images Two days after Callaway issued an apology for its role in a Good Good Golf advertisement, the equipment ...
How Much Is Good Good Spending on 50 States in 50 Days YouTube Series? Good Good is crushing it with their new 50 States in 50 Days series, earning millions of views for their daily content that is ...
Callaway and Good Good Golf got into hot water recently for releasing a controversial ad, for which they are still issuing apologies. The commercial featured a man tackling a woman for touching his ...
The YouTube golf collective's heads of content and events posted that they had left the organization.
The co-founder and face of Good Good Golf, Garrett Clark, broke his silence during the ongoing controversy surrounding the brand in a lengthy video on Wednesday in which he apologized, calling what ...
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