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Golf Channel postpones Good Good show as sponsor backs out over controversial ad

ATLANTA — Golf Channel postponed Tuesday night’s scheduled premiere of the reality show “Big Break x Good Good” by one week because one of the sponsors wanted out, as pressure increased on popular content creator Good Good Golf for its video that showed a man shoving a woman to the ground as she reached for a new Callaway driver.

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Golf Channel cancels 'Big Break' reboot amid Good Good controversy

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Good Good Co-Founder Breaks Silence After Controversial Ad with Callaway as Dick’s Sporting Goods Pulls Their Products

One of the founders of Good Good Golf, who starred in a controversial ad which featured him tackling a woman, is breaking his silence.

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Good Good CEO bashes Callaway Golf after ending partnership

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PGA Tour, Good Good Golf nix sponsorship of FedEx Cup Fall event amid backlash from Callaway ad

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Golf Channel postpones premiere of Big Break x Good Good

Golf Channel’s return of Big Break has been postponed. The company announced the decision on Tuesday evening, a couple hours ahead of the premiere of Big Break x Good Good, the reboot of the popular golf reality series that originally launched in 2003 ...

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Fresh blow for Good Good as reality TV show is AXED in the wake of 'tone deaf' Callaway ad

Both Good Good and Callaway have issued groveling apologies for the now-deleted social media clip which showed Garrett Clark shoving a female golfer to the ground, before standing over her.

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Callaway cuts ties with Good Good amid fallout from 'worst ad known to man'

Since the ad, Good Good has seen its products pulled by retailers, its TV show postponed, and its sponsorship of a forthcoming PGA Tour event called into question.

Daily Mail on MSN

YouTube golf stars have TV show postponed and products removed from stores as backlash continues

The social media stars, who have built a huge online following and even have a deal with the PGA Tour, were forced to issue a groveling apology after releasing - and quickly deleted - a commercial.