<em>Stick</em> Will Keep on Swinging in Season 2

Shine your drivers, golfers. Stick will return for Season 2. Apple TV+ just officially renewed the sports comedy series starring Owen Wilson right as the season 1 finale hit the streamer.

"We all had a great time making it," Wilson said in the official press release for season 2. "It’s really nice to see the show connecting with people and to know that we get a chance to continue the story!"

Stick follows Wilson as ex-pro golfer Pryce Cahill, who starts training a 17-year-old protégé named Santi (Peter Dager) to win back some prestige in the sport. It’s a bit of Happy Gilmore meets Ted Lasso, with a strong foundation around Pryce and Santi’s feel-good found family dynamic.

The Apple TV+ series also stars Marc Maron, Mariana Treviño, Lilli Kay, Judy Greer, and Timothy Olyphant, with professional golfers Collin Morikawa and Wyndham Clark making cameo appearances, among others. Though we won’t spoil what happens in the season finale, Apple promises that there’s plenty of material still left in the golf bag.

Just this past May, showrunner and creator Jason Keller told Esquire that he hoped “people relate to the characters in a very real way and they see this found family struggling to get along in a way that they can relate to” in season 1. “There's certainly a lot of cynical TV—and the news is rough, no matter what side of the news cycle you're on,” he continued. “My hope is that this is a place where people can connect to characters and feel something but ultimately feel good about what they've watched."

It seems Keller’s plan worked. Stick will return for season 2.

"I am inspired and humbled by the audience reaction to Stick, and I’m thrilled to be making a second season with this magical cast, led by the incomparable Owen Wilson, and the wonderful creative team at Apple TV+," Keller stated in the press release. "It’s a joy to be able to continue this story. Most importantly, however, this season two order will provide me with an undeniable excuse to play even more golf."