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

President Joe Flannery, who had only been in the role for a few days when the advertisement was published, is stepping down.CEO and co-founder Matt Kendrick is also out after publicly calling out Callaway after the company cut ties with Good Good following the advertisement.According to Business Insider, Good Good's leader of operations and finance, Alex Puchala, shared the news in a memo sent to the company on Wednesday while also announcing that co-founder Nahid Giga is stepping into an interim CEO role.Garrett Clark reacts to his putt on the 17th green during the 2025 Tour Championship Creator Classic, presented by YouTube, prior to the TOUR Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Ga., on Aug.
20, 2025.(PGA TOUR)GOOD GOOD GOLF DOESN'T DESERVE TO BE CANCELED FOR THEIR DUMB AD IN COLLABORATION WITH CALLAWAYGood Good, the wildly popular YouTube channel and golf apparel brand, teamed up with Callaway in late August and collaborated on a new driver.
To promote the new equipment, Good Good shared an advertisement in which co-founder Garrett Clark shoved a female member of the brand to the ground.Garrett Clark chips on the 11th hole during the 2025 Tour Championship Creator Classic, prior to the TOUR Championship, at East Lake Golf Club on August 20, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia.(Kevin C.
Cox/Getty Images)YOUTUBE GOLFER GRANT HORVAT IS SELLING KIDS GOLF CLUBS WITH AN ALARMINGLY HIGH PRICE TAGThe ad was deleted, and multiple apologetic statements were made by Good Good and Callaway, but the consequences have been severe.Callaway ended its partnership with Good Good, the brand split with the PGA Tour ahead of its sponsored tournament set for November, plus Good Good apparel has been pulled from the shelves at multiple retailers, among other ramifications.Callaway announced in a statement from CEO Chip Brewer that the "content review process was not comprehensive enough," and they have taken "appropriate internal corrective actions and significantly strengthened ou...