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Netflix Full Swing: What fans can expect in the second season

After the great success of the first season, the sequel to the Netflix series “Full Swing” will start on March 6. Watch the trailer for the first glimpses.

The excitement is huge among golf enthusiasts worldwide as the second season of “Full Swing,” a documentary series produced by Netflix offering a profound insight into the world of professional golf, is scheduled to air from March 6, 2024. With a trailer released on Wednesday during the Genesis Invitational, viewers were treated to initial insights into the upcoming season. The 27-second teaser not only reveals the titles of all eight episodes but also provides a sneak peek at which players will take center stage in each episode. Returning from the first season are protagonists such as Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, Dustin Johnson, Joel Dahmen, and Matt Fitzpatrick, while new faces include Tom Kim and Wyndham Clark.

Ryder Cup and Fusion Take Center Stage in Full Swing’s Second Season

The second season will primarily focus on two main themes: the announcement of a fusion between the PGA Tour and the Public Investment Fund (PIF) and the 2023 Ryder Cup. The initial two episodes are likely to delve into the battle for supremacy in professional golf between the PGA Tour and the LIV Golf League. Cameras from “Full Swing” evidently captured the moments when news of the fusion rocked the golfing world, promising viewers insights into the associated dramas in two episodes titled “The Game Has Changed.” The season will also conclude with a two-part finale. The last two episodes, titled “All Roads Lead to Rome,” are expected to meticulously follow the events of the Ryder Cup in Rome.

The production of the new season was a monumental task, involving over 900 hours of new footage and more than 10,000 hours of archival material. Consequently, fans can once again anticipate deep behind-the-scenes insights into the world of golf. While filming for the third season has already commenced, an official confirmation from Netflix is pending. The decision will hinge on the success of the second season.