Cleveland Akron, OH, August 28, 2026 —

Matt Kendrick, the CEO of Good Good Golf, has publicly criticized Callaway Golf, alleging that the equipment manufacturer abandoned his company and initiated a publicity campaign. This comes after Callaway Golf terminated its partnership with Good Good Golf.

The decision by Callaway Golf to end the partnership was reportedly due to controversy surrounding a deleted advertisement. The specifics of the advertisement and the nature of the controversy have not been detailed in the provided information.

Kendrick’s accusations suggest a strained relationship following the dissolution of the business arrangement. He claims that Callaway Golf’s actions amounted to abandonment of Good Good Golf and that the company subsequently engaged in a publicity campaign. Further details regarding the alleged campaign and its objectives were not provided.

The financial implications or any other direct outcomes of Callaway Golf’s decision and Good Good Golf’s subsequent criticisms were not detailed. The timeline of these events, including when the partnership ended and when the advertisement was deleted, was also not specified. The names of any other individuals involved in the discussions or decisions at either company were not provided.

This situation highlights a significant business disagreement between two entities within the golf industry. The conflict centers on the termination of a partnership and the subsequent fallout, including accusations of negative campaigning and abandonment from one party towards the other.



Story summarized from the original created by Chris Pugh, Advance Local Express Desk on www.cleveland.com, see more information here.

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