Creator breaks down golf ad controversyfrom @shaneohgolfs

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Good some not so breaking news in the golf world that we have to talk about. And if somehow you did miss this, Good Good Golf produced an ad about a driver that not only has the golf world fighting against one another, but the entire world. Take a second and watch this. Uh-huh. Do not touch my new driver. Following that ad, they have postponed the return of Big Break because it was hosted by Good Good because the title sponsor sponsor wanted all of their logos removed from the edits. We have other golf brands capitalizing on their ad to promote their own product, and all Good products have been removed from Dick's Sporting Goods, Golf Galaxy, and PGA Superstores. Garrett Clark, the cofounder of GoodGood, the man who was in that bad, just released a video. Take just a second and watch this. He's gonna run over there and, fake tackle you. I didn't actually tackle Alexis. I know a lot of people do think that. I didn't do that. Aired in that same video goes on to take accountability for his actions and Good actions and also says that the ad was in extremely poor taste and that he even cringed when he watched it. But a lot of you guys wanna know my opinion. So here it is. And everybody listening to this video take a massive deep breath. Alright. We okay? Never will it ever be acceptable to touch, push, shove, arm bar a woman. That ad was terrible. It was rank extremely poor taste. I don't know how in the world it got approved. It was stupid. It was a dumb ad. I preach rank the game and grow the game the correct way, and whether you like it or not, little kids look up to Good and that ad was terrible. Do I think that Garrett Clark is a bad man or bad human being? Absolutely not. And I'll reiterate, it's never acceptable, never will be acceptable to touch a woman. And before you guys start bashing one another in the comments or bashing me, take another deep breath and just remember that we are all human beings.