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Good Good scandal deepens as star of ad admits his 'skin was crawling'
The YouTube star, who has more than 700,000 Instagram followers on his personal account, was the main actor in a disastrous social media clip that showed him shoving a female co-host to the floor.
TL;DR
- Garrett Clark, the main actor in a controversial Good Good Golf advert, has apologized for his role in the clip, describing it as 'the worst ad known to man' and stating his 'skin was crawling' when he saw it.
- The advert, intended as a recreation of the movie 'Obsession,' showed Clark shoving a female co-host, which led to both Callaway and Good Good pulling the commercial and issuing apologies.
- The fallout from the advert has caused delays in the launch of Good Good's new TV show, 'Big Break x Good Good,' with a sponsor reportedly requesting its branding be removed.
- The PGA Tour has expressed disappointment with Good Good's initial response to the scandal, deeming it 'defensive and late,' though they acknowledge ongoing conversations and monitoring of the situation.
- Good Good, a popular golf YouTube channel with over 2.1 million subscribers, has expanded into clothing lines and partnered with the PGA Tour, raising $45 million in investment capital in 2025.