10 specific reasons to see Netflix's new “full swing” season

Netflix's third season of Full -scale Landed in your algorithm on Tuesday and we start with a clear conflict of interest: I am on the show! So take everything with a grain of salt. And when the guy comes to the screen with the green shirt, don't worry – it will be gone for four seconds.

If you haven't seen the show yet, this article is still for you. Consider it as an incomplete primer. Nevertheless, I refer to a number of specific details. So if you prefer to carry out your ad spoiler -free, you can return to it later. There are a few small reasons to see this season Full -scale – But here are 10 to make it easier for you to get started.

1. Ludvig Åberg make coffee

In a way, this is the heart of this show, isn't it? See a human side for these golfcyborgs? After all, we know what it is like to see Ludvig Aberg Beat a golf ball. (It's very cool and impressive.) We know what it is like to win a tournament. (Also very cool and impressive.) We know this look; It is in his golf uniform, in his golf way -puts shots under pressure, goes through the ritual car wash, celebrations and interviews, everything within the limits of a television program.

But what is it like when he tries to be ashamed of milk with a new coffee machine in his new residence in North Florida?

2. Neal SHIPLEY about a disadvantage to think about Augusta National

Aberg takes on the role of the leading man during the opening episode, but amateur Neal SHIPLEY is an unexpected joy. He will make you laugh and he will make you feel and he will take you into a round Tiger Woods, But first he will bring her to another corner of Augusta nationally than ever before: the crow's nest in which the amateurs tournament week (although often only for a night) and in which we learn that dinner is served until 10 p.m. that SHIPLEY does not come from dinner like a disqualifier, as is a second session.

3. Shane Lowry, Big Brother

Shane Lowry's Friendship with Rory McIlroy In episode 2, the focus is on the focus (next to a symditive Canadian duo), and while McIlroy is his typical insightful superstar -it is actually lowry who orders the episode. An emotional highlight ends up when asked if he protects McIlroy, and a thoughtful sparkle immediately appears in his eye.

“Nobody ever asked me,” he says. “Now that you say it, I would probably do it.”

It is impossible to say where Lowry's spirit flows at that moment. Regardless of whether he remembers to have jumped on the front of the pack to defend Mcilroy during the Ryder Cup Dust-up in Rome, but if it is only when Lowry speaks again, he refers to the “unnecessary criticism”, the Mcilroy from the media, from other players. “Such things can put a lot of strain on people,” he says. It is an allusion to a partnership that is far lower than the Zurich classic.

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It is true that I did not follow this interaction Bryson Decimbeau On Instagram. What is so sad that is after In this interaction I followed Dechameau, but he did not follow me. Sigh.

However, I include these screenshots not only for my own humiliation, but also for self -promotion. Something cool happened: Because Dechambeau did not sit for a Netflix-specific interview (not clear if this is due to LIVS media rights or his personal preferences), you have looked at foot material elsewhere to tell your story, including behind the scenes of film material from our episode of Warming Up, which you can find here:

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5. An unexpected (not) crime

Full -scale Is a rewarding watch, for the simple reason that you think about something that seemed impossible at that time. Even if I now think of knowing that it happened, it still seems impossible. Scottie Scheffler receive arrested? On the way to a morning discount time?! The dominant world No. 1, especially polite and not controversial? This type? Scheffler's arrest was the wildest moment of the 2024 golf season, and this is an opportunity to hear directly from Scheffler, previously to see invisible recordings of the arrest and to experience a ridiculously less likely sequence of events.

6. Bryson against Rory

The best game of the season came at the US Open, where [I don’t think this counts as a spoiler] Dechameau and McIlroy got involved to the finish line. Here the decision -makers of the show really let this really breathe, and the dramatic conclusion is better for that. For large golffans, this may be the highlight of season 3: new angles and perspectives on the most dramatic golf section of the year. The most rewarding when you are the guy who has won. Most devastating when you are the other.

7. Gary Woodland's trip to the doctor

The best episode of the season is No. 6 that shows Gary Woodland'S return to the PGA tour in a continued fight against a brain tumor. It feels strange to put this in such a list as if it were something you can look forward to, but this is a mighty story of a man and his family, who deal with a little more real as a sporty result. And if Woodland hopes for good news – Woof. You are right next to him.

8. Reality setting for Justin Rose

When I go through this exercise, I realize that the moments of silence, these intimate moments of thinking or thinking, the moments right after the action, The Is that good stuff. Input Justin Rose, Who has never had the natural coolness of some of his colleagues, but nowadays it makes up for a serious, double striving for another trophy. He makes an inspired run in the Open at Troon, from his qualification game to a delicious finale. In the moments afterwards you can get the trophy with another man, how bitter -sweet this run feels in real time.

9. Celebrate life in the face of the tragedy

Part of the fun of team competitions Ryder and Presidents Cups-is the awaytrau stuff. The camaraderie and the festival. Players and their families dress up, the Go to Galas, they hang in team rooms and combine so that most tournaments do not allow. These are largely carefree matters and opportunities to lower your hair. So it is particularly difficult when two women have the most moving exchange of the entire season at lunch for teams and friends Michelle moneyWoman of the international team captain Mike Weirasks Maria Ochoa, Mrs. the deputy captain Camilo VillegasAbout the loss of her daughter Mia.

The Presidents Cup falls in the same week as Mias's sixth birthday; The Villegas family lost their daughter in 2020, just before she had turned 2 years old. The show plays several videos from Mias time in the children's hospital, which is more than enough to break your heart. And so there is something special, something real and inspiring at this moment between two mothers and Maria, who does her best to do her best.

10. Keegan Bradley's satisfaction

I will have Keegan Bradley summarized this myself, the full moment that began to reduce a lost Ryder Cup team in autumn 2023 and with which you can be attributed to the deficit or you should see to find out. There is a line that he drops at the end of the season that has already made headlines and teaser-tailer treatment. I am a bigger fan of this:

“You can't always have this moment, everything was worth it.”

Therefore, the show is worth a watch: you can see the work that goes into these moments in the hope of this payment. You either value it or for the next moment that could be.

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