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Hollywood’s most quotable “wow” machine is stepping back onto screens—and this time it’s with a nine-iron instead of a surfboard. Owen Wilson’s new Apple TV+ series “Stick” premieres globally this Wednesday, June 4, giving fans a fresh dose of laid-back humor wrapped inside a surprisingly heart-felt sports story. A swing at redemption “Stick” follows Pryce Cahill (Wilson), a once-promising pro golfer who flamed out two decades ago and now tries to rebuild both his career and his conscience by coaching a rebellious teen phenom. Think “Ted Lasso” meets “Happy Gilmore,” but with Wilson’s signature under-the-breath punchlines. The eight-episode comedy was created by Oscar-nominated screenwriter Jason Keller and executive-produced by Wilson himself, marking the actor’s most hands-on TV project to date. Red-carpet reunion Wilson stepped onto the green-turfed carpet at AMC Century City on May 29 with brother Luke and co-stars Rowan Blanchard and Brian Tyree Henry. Early buzz from the Los Angeles premiere praised the show’s feel-good tone, tight 30-minute episodes, and cameo appearances by real PGA personalities. Dad on (and off) the fairway In a recent interview Wilson revealed he’s quietly been “sneaking” his own children onto local courses to share his lifelong love of golf, admitting that teaching them a solid swing feels “less pressure than teaching them to drive”. That real-world parenting vibe bleeds into Pryce’s on-screen mentorship, giving “Stick” an authenticity sports comedies often miss. How to watch • Streaming home: Apple TV+ (worldwide) • Episode count: 8 (weekly releases) • Premiere date: Wednesday, June 4 (Episode 1) A free seven-day trial still applies for new Apple TV+ subscribers, so casual viewers can test-drive the pilot without opening their wallets. Why Wilson’s comeback matters The “Wedding Crashers” star has kept a lower profile in recent years, opting for Pixar voice work and scene-stealing cameos. “Stick” signals a strategic pivot: from big-screen mischief-maker to multi-hyphenate content creator. If the series lands like Apple’s previous sports hit “Ted Lasso,” Wilson could find himself teeing up multiple seasons—and perhaps a long-awaited return to mainstream awards conversations. Fan reactions and forecasting Social chatter already has “#StickSeries” trending thanks to highlight clips of Wilson’s deadpan pep talks and slow-motion bunker shots circulating on TikTok and Instagram. Early critics call the show “the most relatable golf story since ‘Caddyshack,’ minus the gophers.” Expect ramp-up coverage around Father’s Day and the U.S. Open as Apple leverages live sports synergy to keep “Stick” in the headlines. Bottom line Whether you’re a die-hard Wilson fan, a casual streamer hunting for the next uplifting binge, or a weekend golfer looking for fresh locker-room quotes, “Stick” promises laughs, redemption arcs, and enough fairway drama to keep Apple TV+ subscribers saying “wow” all summer long.