Call options with a spinoff

What normally happens to call options when a company sells part of its business or spins off part of its business?

With stock shares, it’s usually simple: like if I owned GE stock, I get stock in all the little spinoffs like GE health, GE aviation, etc.

Let’s say I own Callaway (MODG) call options for $5 expiring in 2028 (or some other long dated option). If they sell their top golf business, what happens to those $5 call options?

I know that if I owned stock, they’d likely break the tickers up and I’d end up with the same ish cash value with shares in both companies, or if another company purchased top golf then they’d probably have some agreement to pay me in cash x dollars per share.

But if I have call options, do those get proportioned into calls on both companies? How do they decide the strike price? Etc.