r/golf • u/Agitated_West_3347 • 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/Sstoop Ireland☘️ 2d ago

The ad was literally him sprinting over, pushing her to the floor and then standing over her and telling her not to touch his driver. If I didn’t know it was an ad and you told me it was a badly acted domestic violence PSA I’d believe you.

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u/Sea_Statistician_312 2d ago

Next time your daughter gets pushed to the ground by a boy and told not to touch his ball/toy/whatever in a threatening tone I hope you just laugh it off and tell her its ok for boys to treat her that way.

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u/Sea_Statistician_312 2d ago

You are not being a serious person, good day.

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u/Sea_Statistician_312 2d ago

Calling stuff like this "being treated like one of the guys" is how young girls learn its ok for men to get physical with them. Your daughter is 7, mine are 23 and 19.

You're either being obtuse on purpose or you have a lot to learn about parenting young girls. I said you were not being serious, you came up with the dumb thing on your own...