The Golf Channel announced on Tuesday that it is postponing the highly anticipated reboot of its reality competition series, 'Big Break.' The network cited the ongoing controversy surrounding Good Good Golf, a popular YouTube-based golf collective that had been tapped as a partner for the new iteration of the show, as the primary reason for the delay.

While the network confirmed the postponement, it did not provide a specific timeline for when the show might eventually air or whether the partnership with Good Good Golf will remain intact. The 'Big Break' series, which originally aired from 2003 to 2015, was intended to be revitalized through this collaboration to reach a younger, digital-native audience. The backlash, which has been circulating on social media platforms, centers on unspecified controversies involving the members of the Good Good Golf group. As of now, neither the Golf Channel nor representatives for Good Good Golf have released detailed statements explaining the specific nature of the grievances or the future of the production. The move reflects a cautious approach by the network to distance itself from the negative public sentiment currently surrounding its new partners.