Good Good Golf pulls video after criticism that it depicts violence against women
- Good Good Golf posted and then deleted a video that depicted a man shoving a woman to the ground.
- The video faced criticism for portraying violence against women and was taken down by both Good Good and Callaway.
- Good Good issued an apology stating that the video did not align with their brand values.
- Callaway Golf expressed disappointment over the content and emphasized their commitment to inclusivity in golf.
- The PGA Tour also condemned the video, reiterating their stance against violence and commitment to creating a welcoming environment.
Good Good Golf, the title sponsor of a new PGA Tour event, faced backlash after posting a video that depicted a man shoving a woman to the ground. The video was deleted after criticism regarding its portrayal of violence against women, although clips continued to circulate on social media.
In a statement, Good Good apologized for the video, stating that it did not align with their brand values and reaffirmed their commitment to inclusivity in golf. Callaway Golf, which partnered with Good Good, also expressed disappointment and emphasized the importance of creating a more inclusive space in the sport.
The PGA Tour condemned the video, stating that it does not reflect their values or commitment to respect and inclusivity. Good Good Golf was launched in 2020 and has since become a significant content creator in the sport, featuring both men and women in various golf-related challenges.
Good Good Golf 删除视频因其被指描绘对女性的暴力
Good Good Golf，作为新 PGA Tour 赛事的冠名赞助商，在发布一段描绘男性将女性推倒在地的视频后遭到强烈反对。该视频因其对女性暴力的描绘而受到批评，随后被删除，尽管片段仍在社交媒体上流传。
Good Good 在一份声明中对此视频表示歉意，称其与品牌价值观不符，并重申了他们对高尔夫包容性的承诺。与 Good Good 合作的 Callaway Golf 也表达了失望，并强调在这项运动中创造更具包容性空间的重要性。
PGA Tour 也谴责了该视频，表示这与他们的价值观或对尊重和包容的承诺不符。Good Good Golf 于 2020 年成立，现已成为该运动中重要的内容创作者，涉及男女选手的各种高尔夫相关挑战。