Stick Season 2 will premiere on Apple TV on Wednesday, November 4, opening a ten-episode run that stretches with weekly releases through December 30, 2026. The return gives viewers a fixed schedule for the golf comedy and puts Owen Wilson’s Pryce Cahill back in motion after a first season built around a man who had already lost his footing.
That matters because Wilson plays Pryce as a former professional golfer who is down on his luck, and Season 2 puts that character into a sharper wager: he is betting on himself and taking a shot at the U.S. Open. For viewers looking for Stick now, the hook is simple. The new season arrives with a clear date, a clear count and a clear weekly cadence, with two episodes landing on premiere day before the rollout settles into one new episode every Wednesday.
The show’s return also brings back the people around Pryce who made the first season work. Peter Dager stars alongside Wilson, while Lilli Kay, Mariana Treviño, Marc Maron, Timothy Olyphant and Judy Greer are also part of the cast. Treviño plays Santi’s mother Elena, Maron plays Mitts and Kay plays Zero, giving the series the same loose circle that framed Pryce’s comeback in Season 1, when he had coached Santiago Wheeler.
Season 2 adds more pressure to that setup. Rhea Seehorn joins as Coach Amanda in a new series regular role, while Olyphant and Greer have been promoted to series regulars as Clark Ross and Amber-Linn. John Higgins, Rex Linn, Sasha Alexander, Missi Pyle and Billy Zane also join the season in various roles. The expansion suggests the new run is not just about Pryce getting another swing at golf. It is about whether the people around him can keep up when the story moves from recovery to ambition.
That is the friction inside the season. Pryce is still the same man viewers met before: a golfer whose best days are behind him. But the new season frames him as someone willing to wager on a goal that is far harder than simply staying afloat. A shot at the U.S. Open is not a mood or a slogan. It is a climb measured by whether he can compete at that level at all, and the show is setting him up to find out in public.
For Apple TV viewers, the practical takeaway is already locked in. Stick Season 2 starts November 4, opens with two episodes, and then returns every Wednesday until the finale on December 30, 2026. The only question left is whether Pryce’s latest gamble looks like a comeback or just another hard lesson in a game that never gets easier.
