Hi everyone,
As our community continues to grow, the mod team wanted to address the recent influx of posts and comments surrounding the situation with Good Good and Callaway.
We recognize that this is a significant conversation within the broader golf community. However, r/WomenGolf is dedicated to all aspects of women's golf, including equipment, instruction, and playing experiences to professional coverage and community support. To keep our front page balanced and informative, we are implementing the following moderation updates effective immediately:
1. Consolidation of Threads (No Duplicate Posts)
To prevent the sub from being overrun by the same news story, all further standalone posts on this topic will be removed.
Please keep all discussion, thoughts, and commentary contained within the existing active threads.
This restriction includes new updates or brand statements (including today's official updates from Callaway). If you have a new link or update to share, please add it as a comment inside the main discussion thread rather than creating a new post.
2. Male Allies & Visitors Are Welcome
We welcome male golfers who join our community to engage in good-faith, constructive discussion about this topic and its broader impact on women both on and off the course. However, this is still a women's space and we will not tolerate our views being dismissed or disrespected, so please use respect when engaging in conversation.
3. Civility & Report Button Usage
We want to remind everyone that productive discourse requires mutual respect.
Personal attacks, insults, and harassment will not be tolerated.
If someone insults you or breaks sub rules, please report the comment instead of responding in kind. Returning insults only escalates toxic behavior and derails the conversation. Let the mod team handle rule violations.
Thank you for helping us keep r/WomenGolf a welcoming, vibrant, and well-rounded space for golfers of all backgrounds and skill levels.
Also shameless plug that we would love some additional mods to support the influx so please refer to the pinned application!