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Good Good CEO and president step down amid controversial ad drama following late-night bashing of Callaway

Good Good golf CEO Matt Kendrick and president Joe Flannery are both out after the controversial Callaway ad fallout that rocked the golf world.

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Good Good CEO and president step down amid controversial ad drama following late-night bashing of Callaway
Good Good golf CEO Matt Kendrick and president Joe Flannery are both out after the controversial Callaway ad fallout that rocked the golf world.
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Good Good CEO and president step down amid controversial ad drama following late-night bashing of Callaway

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