Stick season 2 premieres globally on Apple TV Plus on Wednesday, November 4, 2026 — with two episodes at launch. No live broadcast. No linear TV airing. It is an on-demand release only.
New episodes will drop weekly through the end of December. The show is exclusive to Apple TV Plus. It is not available on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, or any free streaming service in any market. Not even on YouTube Premium or JioCinema.
Nowhere else. Period. Apple TV Plus is the sole home. That’s non-negotiable.
And it applies everywhere. In the US. In India. In the UK.
In Canada. In Australia. Everywhere. No exceptions.
No syndication. No licensing deals. Just Apple. Full stop.
So if you want to watch Stick season 2, you go to Apple TV Plus, or you don’t watch it. That’s the reality. There are no workarounds built into the service. No free ad-supported tier.
No rental option. No purchase-to-own. Only subscription. Or trial.
New users can access a 7-day free trial of Apple TV Plus. Some may qualify for up to three months free, but only if they recently bought an Apple device. That’s the only way in without paying. After that?
Monthly fees kick in: $14.99 in the US. £9.99 in the UK. CA$14.99 in Canada. AU$15.99 in Australia. ₹999 in India. All prices are as stated by TechRadar and TechRadar India.
No conversions. No guesses. Just what the sources report. The show stars Owen Wilson as Pryce, a retired golf coach who picks up his clubs again this season.
His former mentor Butch has Alzheimer’s. So Pryce hires Butch’s daughter, played by Rhea Seehorn. Their past romantic history? Unclear. Complicated.
Meanwhile, Santi Wheeler faces a fork in the road: accept a full-ride college golf scholarship, or sign straight with a pro agency. His mother Elena, now dating Marc Maron’s character Mitts, is still managing him. Tensions mount. Laughter stays.
Drama deepens. TechRadar calls it “a cozy comedy to pass the festive season.” That’s the tone. Not satire. Not farce.
Not prestige drama. A warm, grounded, golf-adjacent sitcom, with real stakes, real relationships, and real consequences. It’s not just about fairways. It’s about second chances.
And hard choices. And how people keep showing up, even when the game changes.
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