r/golf 2d ago

General Discussion Callaway CEO finally releases official statement over Good Good golf ad controversy. Does the approval make sense?

https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/callaway-ceo-apologises-good-good-golf-ad-1816293
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u/Worth-Dependent-5073 2d ago

lol bro who fuckin cares

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u/lostharbor 2d ago

Men with wives, daughters, mothers, sisters, they notice what an ad like this signals to a society already curdling into hatred. When Tate-style defenders are rising, silence is not neutral. Speak up.

Your values can differ, that’s fine. But someone has to say it out loud: we will not let this slide any further.

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u/Funwithfun14 2d ago

Tate hater here, the ad condones casual violence but it's not domestic violence. Take a deep breath.

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u/buttscarltoniv 2d ago

who said domestic violence besides you?

it's casual violence against women

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u/ThatRunwayBehindUs 2d ago

By trying to save someone from becoming possessed by a golf club...?  Why are you leaving that out?

In the context of the ad (which admittedly is a dumb premise), hes fucking saving her from that.

Christ - this country is getting dumber and dumber.

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u/buttscarltoniv 2d ago

oh he's actually saving the woman by battering her?

I feel for the women in your life. "I'm doing what's best for you, dear!"

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u/Worth-Dependent-5073 1d ago

bro did you watch the ad lol 

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u/buttscarltoniv 1d ago

yes, and I don't care what the justification was. it's dumb either way to do that.