Apple TV+ is gearing up for the November 4 return of “Stick” with its highly anticipated second season. The streaming service marked the upcoming release with a special event at Topgolf in El Segundo on October 28, where star and executive producer Owen Wilson joined co-stars Peter Dager, Lilli Kay, Mariana Trevino, and Rex Linn for swings, banter, and a preview of what’s ahead.
New Risks, Bigger Goals on the Course
The new season intensifies the stakes for the show’s centerpieces: Santi, played by Peter Dager, pursues a professional golf career with mounting expectations, while Pryce Cahill—Wilson’s character—tries to stage a major comeback. Cahill sets his sights on making history by becoming the oldest golfer ever to win a major tournament.
Season two also introduces fresh dynamics in Pryce’s professional support system. Rhea Seehorn steps in as Amanda, Pryce’s new coach, and Marc Maron joins as his caddie, called Mitts—adding new personalities and tensions to the locker room drama and fairway rivalries.
Release Schedule & Format
The upcoming season stretches across 10 episodes, with the first two dropping simultaneously on November 4, 2026. The rest of the episodes will roll out weekly, with the finale arriving on December 30—wrapping up six weeks of new episodes to close out the year.
Fans who attended the Topgolf event mingled with cast members and participated in golf games, before a clubhouse-style conversation led by moderator Dan Rapaport. It offered insight into the characters, plotlines, and what viewers can expect from season two’s balance of competition, pressure, and personal stakes.
“Stick” mixes sports drama with character study: a narrative about ambition, age, and what it takes to face your demons—on and off the green. As Santi hurdles expectations and Pryce wrestles with legacy, the show’s appeal lies in how natural talent, coaching, and relationship dynamics intersect under pressure.
Why this matters: Apple TV+ has carved out a niche for original content that blends sport, comedy, and character-driven drama. With “Stick” season two, it strengthens its roster ahead of the new year—and aims to draw in both sports fans and narrative lovers. Keep an eye on how audiences respond to the aging athlete storyline, the chemistry between Wilson and his new collaborators, and whether this season can raise the bar set by its debut.
