Golf equipment giant Callaway has terminated its relationship with a media firm responsible for a controversial advertisement depicting a male golfer shoving a woman to the ground. The decision follows mounting public outrage over the violent imagery featured in the commercial.
The PGA Tour has also reportedly severed ties with the same media company. The backlash against the advertisement has intensified, leading to significant repercussions for the firm involved.
Callaway, PGA Tour Cut Ties With Golf Media Firm Over Violent Advertisement
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