In March 2025, Good Good closed a $45 million funding round and turned that momentum into history. Essentially, it marked the first digital golf brand to land title sponsorship for a PGA Tour event.
Less than a week after Callaway and Good Good Golf removed an ad for a collaborative driver that featured a man pushing a woman to the ground, the two companies are no longer working together.
(Illustration: Kelsea Petersen / The Athletic; Photos: Icon Sportswire, Johnnie Izquierdo / Getty Images) A group of influencers filmed an advertisement intended to parody an independent movie, the ...
Good Good and Callaway Golf knew they had a problem. As a jarring clip of their short-lived, now-infamous driver ad began circulating on social media Friday, the blowback was swift, widespread and ...
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You're currently following this author! Click to unsubscribe from email alerts. Author of the CMO Insider: Creator Brief newsletter The stars of YouTube supergroup Good Good could hardly contain their ...
Matt Kendrick put Callaway on blast after one of the largest equipment brands cut ties with Good Good Golf. Kendrick, the CEO of Good Good Golf, tweeted for the first time in 11 years to tear down his ...
You're currently following this author! Click to unsubscribe from email alerts. Author of the CMO Insider: Creator Brief newsletter Good Good has seen major fallout from an ad with Callaway that ...
Good Good Golf CEO Matt Kendrick and president Joe Flannery have left the company in the wake of an outcry over an advertisement for a new Callaway driver that showed a man shoving a woman to the ...
Esteemed golf brand Callaway has officially cut ties with YouTube group Good Good Golf following the group's controversial advertisement promoting a new driver collaboration between the companies. The ...
Garrett Clark and his buddies spent years building an ultra popular YouTube channel devoted to their love of golf. They called it, simply, “Good Good.” With their jokey, back-slapping attitude, they ...