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LPGA commissioner Craig Kessler: Good Good Golf controversy shows we have ‘a very, very long way to go’
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LPGA commissioner shares sensible opinion on controversial Good Good Golf ad: 'Good people make mistakes'
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LPGA commissioner Craig Kessler called the controversy surrounding a viral Good Good Golf ad “heartbreaking.” The controversy was one of the biggest stories in the golf world late this summer after the well-known content creator brand received blowback over a promo that featured co-founder Garrett…
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LPGA commissioner Craig Kessler says Good Good Golf deserves forgiveness after the controversial Callaway ad that rocked the entire golf world.
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