Stick (TV series)

1

No.

1

Title

"Pilot"

Directed by

Valerie Faris & Jonathan Dayton

Written by

Jason Keller

Original release date

June 4, 2025 (2025-06-04)

Pryce Cahill is a former professional golfer working at a golf store and selling golf clubs. His ex-wife, Amber-Linn, pressures him to sell their house. While coaching at the driving range, Pryce sees Santi hitting the ball with incredible accuracy and distance. He contacts Santi and his mother, Elena, and suggests that he should take Santi on tour. Elena demands that Pryce pays for all expenses, as well as pays her $100,000. Pryce demands that Amber-Linn pays him $100,000 to sell the house, and explains that it is to support Santi's golf attempts. Before leaving his house, Pryce watches an old home video, showing him and Amber-Linn during their marriage, and with their infant child.

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Pryce Cahill is a former professional golfer working at a golf store and selling golf clubs. His ex-wife, Amber-Linn, pressures him to sell their house. While coaching at the driving range, Pryce sees Santi hitting the ball with incredible accuracy and distance. He contacts Santi and his mother, Elena, and suggests that he should take Santi on tour. Elena demands that Pryce pays for all expenses, as well as pays her $100,000. Pryce demands that Amber-Linn pays him $100,000 to sell the house, and explains that it is to support Santi's golf attempts. Before leaving his house, Pryce watches an old home video, showing him and Amber-Linn during their marriage, and with their infant child.

2

No.

2

Title

"Grossweiner's Law"

Directed by

Valerie Faris & Jonathan Dayton

Written by

Jason Keller

Original release date

June 4, 2025 (2025-06-04)

Pryce takes Santi to buy new golf clubs, and he explains to him the importance of not worrying about previous or future shots. Pryce gets $100,000 from Amber-Linn, and meets her coworker, Ben. Pryce convinces Mitts to travel with them, but is arrested for excessive parking tickets. Amber-Linn bails out Pryce, and Pryce learns that Amber-Linn is dating Ben, much to his disappointment. Pryce and Mitts convince Elena and Santi to go on tour with them.

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Pryce takes Santi to buy new golf clubs, and he explains to him the importance of not worrying about previous or future shots. Pryce gets $100,000 from Amber-Linn, and meets her coworker, Ben. Pryce convinces Mitts to travel with them, but is arrested for excessive parking tickets. Amber-Linn bails out Pryce, and Pryce learns that Amber-Linn is dating Ben, much to his disappointment. Pryce and Mitts convince Elena and Santi to go on tour with them.

3

No.

3

Title

"Daddy Issues"

Directed by

David Dobkin

Written by

Jason Keller & Christopher Moynihan

Original release date

June 4, 2025 (2025-06-04)

At their first tournament, Pryce bets on Santi, but becomes disappointed that Santi is not doing well. He proceeds to lecture Santi, which upsets him. Santi leaves the golf course, but gets inspiration from Zero, a recently fired bartender from the golf course. Mitts becomes stuck in the mobile home bed, and needs to be rescued by Elena. Santi wins his tournament, but is not happy with Pryce's leadership.

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At their first tournament, Pryce bets on Santi, but becomes disappointed that Santi is not doing well. He proceeds to lecture Santi, which upsets him. Santi leaves the golf course, but gets inspiration from Zero, a recently fired bartender from the golf course. Mitts becomes stuck in the mobile home bed, and needs to be rescued by Elena. Santi wins his tournament, but is not happy with Pryce's leadership.

4

No.

4

Title

"Zero Sum Game"

Directed by

David Dobkin

Written by

Esti Giordani

Original release date

June 11, 2025 (2025-06-11)

Pryce attempts to mend his relationship with Santi, who is more interested in spending time with Zero. He confronts Elena over Santi's lack of dedication to golf, and Elena suggests that she holds him to his commitment to practice. Mitts informs Elena that Pryce had a child who died at the age of four from cancer. Pryce goes to a swimming quarry and lectures Santi, who is not receptive of his criticism. That night, Pryce realizes that Santi will only listen to Zero, and hires them to be Santi's caddie.

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Pryce attempts to mend his relationship with Santi, who is more interested in spending time with Zero. He confronts Elena over Santi's lack of dedication to golf, and Elena suggests that she holds him to his commitment to practice. Mitts informs Elena that Pryce had a child who died at the age of four from cancer. Pryce goes to a swimming quarry and lectures Santi, who is not receptive of his criticism. That night, Pryce realizes that Santi will only listen to Zero, and hires them to be Santi's caddie.

5

No.

5

Title

"The Birdie Machine"

Directed by

Jaffar Mahmood

Written by

Bill Callahan

Original release date

June 18, 2025 (2025-06-18)

Pryce teaches Zero to be a caddy and assist Santi in a tournament. Zero opens up to Elena, and reveals their past family struggles. With Zero's help, Santi wins the tournament. At the next campsite, the group gets along, and Zero and Santi kiss.

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Pryce teaches Zero to be a caddy and assist Santi in a tournament. Zero opens up to Elena, and reveals their past family struggles. With Zero's help, Santi wins the tournament. At the next campsite, the group gets along, and Zero and Santi kiss.

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No.

6

Title

"RV Shangri-La"

Directed by

Jaffar Mahmood

Written by

Kate Fodor

Original release date

June 25, 2025 (2025-06-25)

Zero and Santi practice golf at a campground rest day before the U.S. Amateur Championship, and grow closer. In the locker room, Santi asks Pryce for advice on Zero. Elena pitches a helium balloon business to Mitts, who doesn't answer. Zero and Santi share an intimate moment at the pool. Later, Santi finds Pryce's ring in Zero's bag at the arcade. Pryce recalls his late son Jett and calls his ex-wife Amber-Linn. Santi asks him to play pickleball. Elena tells Mitts she is sick of listening to men her whole life, and encourages him to take a risk. Mitts kisses her unexpectedly and is silent after. At the U.S. Amateur Championship, Pryce and Zero get caught in their lie, and Zero reveals Pryce is paying them to caddy. Feeling betrayed by both, Santi calls Zero a clown, insults Pryce, and storms off.

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Zero and Santi practice golf at a campground rest day before the U.S. Amateur Championship, and grow closer. In the locker room, Santi asks Pryce for advice on Zero. Elena pitches a helium balloon business to Mitts, who doesn't answer. Zero and Santi share an intimate moment at the pool. Later, Santi finds Pryce's ring in Zero's bag at the arcade. Pryce recalls his late son Jett and calls his ex-wife Amber-Linn. Santi asks him to play pickleball. Elena tells Mitts she is sick of listening to men her whole life, and encourages him to take a risk. Mitts kisses her unexpectedly and is silent after. At the U.S. Amateur Championship, Pryce and Zero get caught in their lie, and Zero reveals Pryce is paying them to caddy. Feeling betrayed by both, Santi calls Zero a clown, insults Pryce, and storms off.

7

No.

7

Title

"Dreams Never Remembered"

Directed by

M.J. Delaney

Written by

Jason Keller & Bryan Johnson

Original release date

July 2, 2025 (2025-07-02)

The episode begins with "what if" scenarios, showing Pryce's life with Amber-Linn and their son Jett at different ages, including moments of childhood mischief and teenage rebellion. When he goes to college, Pryce worries about losing contact with him. In the present at a diner, Santi plans to leave with Elena back to Indiana, who tells him Zero really did like him. Santi says he quit golf to test his dads love and believes he never loved him. At the airport, Pryce arrives, tells Santi that spending time with him was the best part of the past eight weeks. As Santi and Elena board the plane, Santi rushes back to Pryce trying to return his ticket and tells him he wants to compete in the Ready Safe Invitational. Mitts goes to drop Zero at the bus station, and they tell Mitts they feel hurt by Santi's insults and admits they needed the money Pryce paid them. Mitts tells them Santi is also hurting and they should consider his perspective. Zero leaves briefly before Santi arrives to talk to them for their plan.

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The episode begins with "what if" scenarios, showing Pryce's life with Amber-Linn and their son Jett at different ages, including moments of childhood mischief and teenage rebellion. When he goes to college, Pryce worries about losing contact with him. In the present at a diner, Santi plans to leave with Elena back to Indiana, who tells him Zero really did like him. Santi says he quit golf to test his dads love and believes he never loved him. At the airport, Pryce arrives, tells Santi that spending time with him was the best part of the past eight weeks. As Santi and Elena board the plane, Santi rushes back to Pryce trying to return his ticket and tells him he wants to compete in the Ready Safe Invitational. Mitts goes to drop Zero at the bus station, and they tell Mitts they feel hurt by Santi's insults and admits they needed the money Pryce paid them. Mitts tells them Santi is also hurting and they should consider his perspective. Zero leaves briefly before Santi arrives to talk to them for their plan.

8

No.

8

Title

"Clark the Mark"

Directed by

M.J. Delaney

Written by

Jimy Shah

Original release date

July 9, 2025 (2025-07-09)

Episode 8 begins with Clark Ross rehearsing a speech about disliking prepared speeches to promote the Ross Golf Academy. Clark meets with a "reporter," who is actually Zero, and quickly sets up a dinner date. Pryce is also at the bar during this time. At the dinner table, Santi goes up to them in excitement 3 times about going pro and asks Clark for a Sponsor Exemption. Clark dismisses him, getting annoyed, saying he needs to do the hard work first. Pryce interrupts, criticizing Clark for being charming but only ranking 51st in Sawgrass, where Pryce had his "Happy Gilmore" moment. Mitts, planted at the bar, helps set up a shot glass golf game. Clark wins initially, but when Zero whispers to Clark to do another round, Santi gets angry and calls them a clown. Zero gets angry and reveals that Pryce's whole plan was to get Santi the exemption through a hustle. Clark learns Pryce gave Elena $100,000 as part of this plan and agrees to one final match on the green. Pryce wins the match, and Clark has to give him the exemption. The episode ends revealing the entire sequence was a hustle to secure Santi's Sponsor Exemption.

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Episode 8 begins with Clark Ross rehearsing a speech about disliking prepared speeches to promote the Ross Golf Academy. Clark meets with a "reporter," who is actually Zero, and quickly sets up a dinner date. Pryce is also at the bar during this time. At the dinner table, Santi goes up to them in excitement 3 times about going pro and asks Clark for a Sponsor Exemption. Clark dismisses him, getting annoyed, saying he needs to do the hard work first. Pryce interrupts, criticizing Clark for being charming but only ranking 51st in Sawgrass, where Pryce had his "Happy Gilmore" moment. Mitts, planted at the bar, helps set up a shot glass golf game. Clark wins initially, but when Zero whispers to Clark to do another round, Santi gets angry and calls them a clown. Zero gets angry and reveals that Pryce's whole plan was to get Santi the exemption through a hustle. Clark learns Pryce gave Elena $100,000 as part of this plan and agrees to one final match on the green. Pryce wins the match, and Clark has to give him the exemption. The episode ends revealing the entire sequence was a hustle to secure Santi's Sponsor Exemption.

9

No.

9

Title

"Showtime"

Directed by

John Hamburg

Written by

Christopher Moynihan

Original release date

July 16, 2025 (2025-07-16)

Santi doesn't play well in the first round of the Ready Safe Invitational. After the round, Clark Ross schmoozes Santi and plants seeds of doubt about his future with Pryce, who often takes shortcuts, as his coach. During round 2, Pryce sees Santi doubting himself and advises him to take a shortcut via the fairway of an adjacent hole, and then through the trees to the green of the hole in play (allowed but deemed "insane"). Santi balks at the idea of taking a shortcut, but Pryce makes a case for shortcuts in life, Santi Eagles the hole, makes the cut to round 3 and becomes a media sensation for his wild approach to that hole. Mitts and Elena have much more successful moment, Pryce and Amber-Linn almost do, but think better of the idea. The next morning at the hotel breakfast buffet, a "fan", who turns out to be Santi's father, approaches Pryce. Elena arrives and disapprovingly recognizes her ex/Santi's dad. Santi and Zero also arrive and, after a moment of hesitation, Santi and his dad hug.

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Santi doesn't play well in the first round of the Ready Safe Invitational. After the round, Clark Ross schmoozes Santi and plants seeds of doubt about his future with Pryce, who often takes shortcuts, as his coach. During round 2, Pryce sees Santi doubting himself and advises him to take a shortcut via the fairway of an adjacent hole, and then through the trees to the green of the hole in play (allowed but deemed "insane"). Santi balks at the idea of taking a shortcut, but Pryce makes a case for shortcuts in life, Santi Eagles the hole, makes the cut to round 3 and becomes a media sensation for his wild approach to that hole. Mitts and Elena have much more successful moment, Pryce and Amber-Linn almost do, but think better of the idea. The next morning at the hotel breakfast buffet, a "fan", who turns out to be Santi's father, approaches Pryce. Elena arrives and disapprovingly recognizes her ex/Santi's dad. Santi and Zero also arrive and, after a moment of hesitation, Santi and his dad hug.

10

No.

10

Title

"Déjà Vu All Over Again"

Directed by

John Hamburg

Written by

Ryan Hooper

Original release date

July 23, 2025 (2025-07-23)

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