If you've been waiting to catch Timothy Olyphant's latest small-screen outing without shelling out for another subscription, your patience just paid off. The actor, best known for his iconic turn as Raylan Givens in Justified, has been keeping busy with a string of projects—from the FX revival Justified: City Primeval to voice work in Terminator: Zero and a role in the upcoming Alien: Earth. But his most recent gig is a comedic one: he stars opposite Owen Wilson in Apple TV+'s golf-themed series Stick.
Now, just two weeks before the show's second season drops, the entire first season has been made available for free on Samsung TV Plus. That's right—no subscription required. Starting today, October 21, viewers in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia can stream all 10 episodes of Stick on the ad-supported platform, which is accessible via Samsung Smart TVs, mobile devices, and even web browsers.
What's Stick About?
Created by Jason Keller, Stick centers on Pryce Cahill (Wilson), a former professional golfer whose career has fizzled out. He finds a new purpose when he takes under his wing a young prodigy named Santi Wheeler, played by Peter Dager. Olyphant steps in as Clark Ross, Pryce's old rival on the tour, adding a layer of competitive tension. The first season charts Pryce's journey from using Santi as a means to stage his own comeback to genuinely caring about the kid's future—and, in the process, finding a better version of himself.
The series has been praised for its warm humor and the chemistry between Wilson and Olyphant. With Season 2 slated to arrive on Apple TV+ on November 4, this free window is a perfect opportunity to get caught up before the new episodes premiere.
How to Watch Stick for Free
Samsung TV Plus is a free, ad-supported streaming service that comes pre-installed on Samsung Smart TVs, but it's also available on other devices and through web browsers. To watch Stick, simply create a free Samsung account and start streaming. The service boasts a massive library of on-demand content and over 5,000 live channels, so there's plenty to explore beyond this show.
This isn't the first time a major series has found a second life on a free platform. Percy Jackson and the Olympians similarly expanded its reach before its next season. And with Stick gaining new viewers, it's likely to build even more buzz ahead of its sophomore run.
So, if you're a fan of golf, comedy, or just great TV, don't miss this chance to watch Stick for free. And stay tuned for more updates on Season 2 as we get closer to the premiere.
