Good Good Golf CEO and president leave company after ad backlash
Good Good Golf’s top two executives have departed as the company continues to deal with criticism over a deleted promotional video.
Good Good Golf chief executive Matt Kendrick and president Joe Flannery have left the company after backlash over a recent advertisement, according to reports on Wednesday. The departures come as the golf media brand works through fallout from the clip.
Business Insider reported the exits, and ESPN cited that account in its coverage. The ad in question was removed after drawing criticism last month.
Yahoo Sports reported that co-founder Garrett Clark remains with Good Good and will keep producing content. The outlet said Clark was shown in the deleted ad shoving a woman who tried to touch his driver.
Good Good Golf has built a large audience around golf-focused videos and social media content. The company has not publicly detailed the leadership changes in the reports cited.
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