How to watch Owen Wilson in golf comedy ‘Stick' on Apple TV+ for free
Apple TV+'s newest original is a hole in one.
While the wait for Season 4 Apple TV+'s smash-hit sports comedy, 'Ted Lasso,' continues on, the streamer is debuting another sports comedy set in the world of professional golf.
'Stick' stars Owen Wilson (who also executive produces) as Pryce Cahill, a washed-up professional golfer who gets a shot at redemption in the sport by coaching a troubled teen (Peter Dager) who is incredibly gifted at golf.
It, like Apple TV+'s other feel-good sports comedy, is all about redemption and found family.
When does 'Stick' come out on Apple TV+?
Officially, new episodes of 'Stick' release Wednesdays on Apple TV+, beginning with the June 4 three-episode premiere.
However, Apple TV+ will often release new episodes the night before their listed premiere dates so it's likely you'll be able to watch new episodes of 'Stick' as early as 9:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday nights.
How to watch 'Stick' For Free:
'Stick' airs exclusively on Apple TV+, so you'll need a subscription to watch the new episodes as they drop.
Apple TV+ offers a seven-day free trial for users, so you'll be able to watch a few episodes (depending on when you subscribe) before the $9.99/month payments kick in.
'Stick' episode guide:
As we noted above, Apple TV+ often drops episodes the evening before the listed release date; below, see all of the episodes with their listed release dates, but remember, you may be able to watch the episodes on Tuesday evenings.
Episode 1: 'Pilot' – June 4
– June 4 Episode 2: 'Grossweiner's Law' – June 4
– June 4 Episode 3: 'Daddy Issues' – June 4
– June 4 Episode 4: 'Zero Sum Game' – June 11
– June 11 Episode 5: 'The Birdie Machine' – June 18
– June 18 Episode 6: ' RV Shangri-La ' – June 25
– June 25 Episode 7: 'Dreams Never Remembered ' – July 2
' – July 2 Episode 8: TBA – July 9
– July 9 Episode 9: TBA – July 16
– July 16 Episode 10: TBA – July 23
'Stick' Cast Guide:
Owen Wilson as Pryce Cahill
Peter Dager as Santi Wheeler
Marc Maron as Mitts
Mariana Treviño as Elena
Lilli Kay as Zero
Judy Greer as Amber-Linn
Timothy Olyphant as Clark Ross
Ryan Kiera Armstrong as Angela
Additionally, familiar faces from the golf world, including including Collin Morikawa, Keegan Bradley, Max Homa, Wyndham Clark, Jim Nantz, Trevor Immelman, Brad Dalke, Garrett Clark, and Dan Rapaport, will play themselves in the series.
'Stick' trailer:
Check out the trailer for 'Stick' on Apple TV+ below.
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