In case you've somehow missed all of this, a quick tl;dr: Good Good, one of YouTube's most well-known golf channels, collabed with golf equipment company Callaway to create and distribute its own official driver. But the ad Good Good produced (and Callaway approved) to promote the driver featured Good Good co-founder Garrett Clark shoving former pro golfer/influencer Alexis Miestowski to the ground and then leaning over her, telling her to never touch his driver.
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