Owen Wilson's Apple TV Series 'Stick' Finally Finds Its Swing in Season 2 | Review

Apple TV+'s Stick returns for a second season, and while the show still has some pacing issues, it has found a more confident rhythm. Starring Owen Wilson as a down-on-his-luck former golf pro, the series leans into its breezy charm and emotional beats. Season 2 doesn't overhaul the formula but refines it, giving Wilson more room to showcase his signature blend of comedy and pathos. The supporting cast, including Judy Greer and Timothy Olyphant, adds depth, and the writing feels sharper this time around. The show's setting—a small-town golf community—continues to provide a cozy backdrop for its character-driven stories. While not every episode lands perfectly, the overall arc is more compelling, and the series finally seems to know what it wants to be. For fans of gentle, character-focused comedy-dramas, Stick Season 2 is a satisfying watch. The show's improved focus suggests it might have a long game ahead.