Netflix issues update on new series of Full Swing

It’s the show that made household names of Joel Dahmen and Geno Bonnalie, and now Netflix will renew Full Swing for a third series.

The one-time PGA Tour winner and his best friend-slash-caddie were the undoubted stars of the first two seasons of the golf docuseries, which offers a behind-the-scenes peek into the life of the PGA Tour’s stars, while other storylines ventured include Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas’s friendship and Keegan Bradley’s Ryder Cup heartache.

The Sports Business Journal reported in February that the golf docuseries will be back next year covering the 2024 season, but only now has has been confirmed by the streaming service that bankrolls it.

FORE! Full Swing Season 3 is coming in 2025. pic.twitter.com/E3WyoKDkzI

— Netflix (@netflix) September 9, 2024

Executive producer Chad Mumm shortly followed suit…

Finally can confirm it: Full Swing is coming back to @netflix for Season 3! What stories do you want to see?

— Chad Mumm (@chadmumm) September 9, 2024

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Dan Rapaport, who provides analysis for the show, posted on X teasing the things we can expect to see, including Scottie Scheffler’s highs and lows, Bryson DeChambeau’s return to the major winners’ circle (and Rory McIlroy’s subsequent misery), and Bradley’s surprise appointment as Ryder Cup captain.

—Scottie’s greatness
—Scottie’s arrest
—Bryson’s redemption
—Rory’s heartbreak
—Keegan Ryder Cup captaincy

Cannot wait to run it back once again with you beautiful golf sickos. https://t.co/ZxS37bBJ0n

— Dan Rapaport (@Daniel_Rapaport) September 9, 2024

Also worth noting that production of the show, which was previously done by Vox Media Studios and Box to Box Films, is now in the hands of Mumm’s new media entity Pro Shop, which is partially funded by the PGA Tour.