Golf company Callaway is apologizing for an advertisement for a new driver posted by its media partner Good Good Golf that depicted violence against women and was subsequently taken down. In a statement issued on Tuesday, Callaway CEO Chip Brewer said the video, which was posted over the weekend on Good Good Golf social channels,...
Golf company Callaway is apologizing for an advertisement for a new driver posted by its media partner Good Good Golf that depicted violence against women and was subsequently taken down. In a statement issued on Tuesday, Callaway CEO Chip Brewer said the video, which was posted over the weekend on Good Good Golf social channels,...
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