Updated
Updated · Fox News · Aug 27
PXG Trolls Good Good, Callaway With LPGA Driver Ad as $1 Million Fallout Grows
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Aug 27

PXG Trolls Good Good, Callaway With LPGA Driver Ad as $1 Million Fallout Grows

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Aug 27

Summary

  • PXG posted a social-media ad featuring LPGA players and the line “our drivers play nice with everyone,” a pointed swipe days after Good Good and Callaway’s deleted driver commercial.
  • That earlier ad showed Good Good co-founder Garrett Clark shoving Alexis Miestowski to the ground over a golf club, triggering repeated apologies from Good Good and an admission from Callaway that it approved the spot.
  • On Aug. 27, the backlash widened after Callaway had already cut ties with Good Good and pledged $1 million to programs aimed at preventing violence against women.
  • Front Office Sports reported Dick’s Sporting Goods, Golf Galaxy and PGA Tour Superstore pulled Good Good merchandise, while the PGA Tour’s November 2026 Good Good Championship now faces sponsorship uncertainty.

Insights

Is PXG's new campaign a genuine stand for women in golf, or just a brilliantly opportunistic strike against a fallen rival?
With the November 2026 championship approaching, will the PGA Tour completely sever ties with the internet's most controversial golf group?
How did a single deleted video cost a massive golf brand its retail empire and a major television deal overnight?