Good Good is facing backlash after a now-deleted ad showed co-founder Garrett Clark shoving employee Alexis Miestowski to the ground
The company apologized, saying the video did not align with its values
Callaway, who had partnered with the brand for Good Good-branded golf clubs, and the PGA Tour also condemned the ad
Golf content creators Good Good are facing backlash over a social media advertisement that showed co-founder Garrett Clark shoving a female employee to the ground.
In the since-deleted ad, posted on Friday, Aug. 21, Clark is seen sprinting over as Good Good employee Alexis Miestowski reaches for a Good Good-branded driver in a golf bag. Clark runs up behind her, shoves her with his forearm, and stands over her after she lets out a yelp and falls. Clark then menacingly says, "Do not touch my new driver."
#clark #alexis #facing #backlash
The company apologized, saying the video did not align with its values
Callaway, who had partnered with the brand for Good Good-branded golf clubs, and the PGA Tour also condemned the ad
Golf content creators Good Good are facing backlash over a social media advertisement that showed co-founder Garrett Clark shoving a female employee to the ground.
In the since-deleted ad, posted on Friday, Aug. 21, Clark is seen sprinting over as Good Good employee Alexis Miestowski reaches for a Good Good-branded driver in a golf bag. Clark runs up behind her, shoves her with his forearm, and stands over her after she lets out a yelp and falls. Clark then menacingly says, "Do not touch my new driver."
#clark #alexis #facing #backlash
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