Owen Wilson Brings Clever, Funny "Stick" in Under Par | TV/Streaming | Roger Ebert
Briefly

The article compares Apple TV+'s 'Stick' to the classic golf movie 'Tin Cup', highlighting the similarities between the protagonists and antagonists of both stories. Both series feature former golfing prodigies who struggle after their careers falter, accompanied by loyal caddies and set against the backdrop of bar humor and friendly bets. However, 'Stick' distinguishes itself with a lighter, more optimistic tone, maintaining a balance of comedic dialogue and touching moments without leaning into cynicism, and it benefits from Jason Keller's writing and Owen Wilson's executive production.
In 'Stick,' Owen Wilson's Pryce 'Stick' Cahill is a former golf prodigy who imploded on the course and has been reduced to swilling Hamm's beer.
Both stories also feature a mobile home, barroom prop bets, and cameos from high-profile pro golfers, showcasing their comedic and dramatic elements.
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