PGA Tour pro spotted without Good Good logo after controversial fallout

Joel Dahmen has been spotted without the Good Good logo on his shirt after apparently ending his sponsorship deal with the popular golf content brand.

The PGA Tour pro was wearing a Jet Out logo on the left side of his chest during the opening round of the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, replacing the Good Good branding he had previously worn in competition.

The change was confirmed by Front Office Sports' David Rumsey during Thursday's opening round at Port Royal Golf Course.

"Joel Dahmen is now sporting the Jet Out logo on the left side of his chest—where he used to have a Good Good logo," Rumsey reported on X. 

"Dahmen signed an endorsement deal with Good Good in 2025, but the last event he repped the logo was the Wyndham Championship Aug. 6-9 before the driver ad."

Jet Out is a Scottsdale-based private aviation company. 

Dahmen partnered with Good Good in January 2025 as the brand continued its push from YouTube golf content into the professional game.

The partnership also included fellow professionals Beau Hossler, Michael Block, John Pak and Willie Mack III, with Dahmen subsequently appearing in several Good Good videos and challenges, including scramble and worst-ball matches.

However, the partnership between Dahmen and Good Good now appears to be over.

The timing is notable because Dahmen's final recorded PGA Tour appearance wearing the Good Good logo came at the Wyndham Championship, roughly two weeks before the brand became embroiled in controversy over a Callaway advertisement.

The advert for the co-branded Callaway Quantum driver showed Good Good co-founder Garrett Clark tackling fellow creator Alexis Miestowski to the ground after she reached for his club.

Clark then warned Miestowski: "Do not touch my new driver."

The video was intended as a parody of the horror film Obsession, but sparked widespread backlash over its depiction of a man physically attacking a woman over a golf club.

The advert was subsequently removed, with both Good Good and Callaway issuing apologies. 

Callaway later ended its relationship with Good Good, while the fallout also affected other commercial relationships.

Good Good Golf has also since withdrawn as title sponsor of a forthcoming PGA Tour event in Austin, Texas.

On the course in Bermuda, Dahmen provided a much more positive talking point.

The 38-year-old opened with an impressive 6-under 65 to sit three shots behind early leader Chandler Blanchet, who carded a stunning 9-under 62.

Blanchet's round was just one shot shy of the course record at Port Royal GC, set when Taylor Pendrith fired a 61 in the second round of the 2021 Bermuda Championship.

Corey Conners, Danny Walker, Ben Kohles and Ben Silverman are one shot off the pace on 8-under par, while 93 players broke par on an exceptionally low-scoring opening day.

The conditions could make things considerably tougher over the weekend, however, as Port Royal can become a very different test when the wind picks up.

For Dahmen, the focus will now be on maintaining his strong start — although his new Jet Out branding and removal of Good Good has provided an intriguing subplot to his week in Bermuda.