‘Full Swing’ Season Two Is Coming Soon To Netflix

Full Swing season two is coming soon, and I'm really fired up about it. Season one came out last year, and it was a rare behind-the-scenes look at The PGA Tour. The world of golf had never really done anything like this before. I think that's why it was such a big hit, and why the show has been renewed for a second season.

According to an article from Golf Digest, season two of the hit Netflix show will start streaming on March 6th. So we won't have to wait too long for the new episodes. Last season showed us a lot of stuff we'd never seen before. They took us behind the scenes at The Masters, The PGA Championship, The Open Championship, The US Open, The Waste Management Phoenix Open, and a lot more. Also, the PGA Tour vs. LIV Golf story broke in season one.

What will we see in season two? I know what we won't see, or should I say who we won't see. It doesn't look like Scottie Scheffler, Tony Finau or Brooks Koepka will be featured in season two. However, Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, Dustin Johnson, Joel Dahmen and Matt Fitzpatrick, who were all featured in season one, will be back. In addition, Rickie Fowler, Tom Kim, Wyndham Clark, Keegan Bradley, and Justin Rose will all appear in the second season of Full Swing.

One thing they did say would be featured quite a bit this season is The 2023 Ryder Cup. That's going to be really cool to see. As a big golf fan, and I know a lot of y'all out there are too, it's awesome to have a show like this. Sometimes I don't think golf gets the recognition it deserves. So for a big company like Netflix to take a chance on golf was huge.

But I think they realized how many golf fans there are out there. Otherwise, they wouldn't have renewed the show. If you need me on or around March 6th, you know where to find me. On my couch watching Full Swing season two!

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As I said, I'm a big golf fan, and I love playing golf. These are some of my favorite courses to play here in the CSRA.

What are my favorite Augusta golf courses to play? I get asked that a bunch, so I decided to make a list of them. I don't think I have to tell you that we live in a golf town. There are so many great options for golf here. I've been fortunate enough to play a lot of courses around here over the years and these would be my favorites.

I started really playing golf more seriously in 2018. There's not a course around here that I'll ever say no to playing. If I get to be outside and enjoy some golf and some cold beverages, then I'm all in. Of course not all of these courses are in Augusta, but they're close so I'm lumping them all together.

This list is based on the conditions of the course. Also on the atmosphere and just the overall experience. If you want more info on some of these courses, and to read some more reviews on them, just click here

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Most of these are public courses that anyone can play. A couple of them are private and you have to know someone to get on. These are my favorite Augusta golf courses to play, and they're in no particular order.

I've been playing out at Bartram a lot lately, and I love it. The course is always fun and really challenging. Of course the restaurant Tavern On The Trail is great too! I love the atmosphere over at Bartram, and it helps that its less than 10 minutes from my house.

This was the first course I played when I first started playing seriously back in 2018. There's a lot of history at Forest Hills. I love playing that course. When we were in the heart of Covid, and golf was about all there was to do, we would play out there at least once a week. Forest Hills is were I got my first birdie.

Its not in Augusta, its in North Augusta, which is close enough so I'm including it. Mount Vintage is another course I've played a bunch and its another one thats really challenging, but really fun. They have 3 nine hole courses, so theres some good variety out there.

This one is also in North Augusta, but I love playing it, so I'm including it. I played The River a bunch my first year playing golf and its a beautiful course. The scenery is great and so is the atmosphere.

This one is right up I-20 in Thomson. I've played it a bunch over the years as well. My favorite hole on Belle Meade is number 11, the downhill Par 3. As long as no one was behind us, we'd always hit multiple shots on that hole trying to get a hole in one.

This one isn't open to the public, so you've got to know someone in order to get on. But if you ever get the chance to play it, don't pass it up. The atmosphere, the food, the course, its all awesome!

I can't say much about it, but it happened, and its one of the best days of my life!