The new Apple TV+ comedy series 'Stick' is set in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Here's what to know
Here's what to know about the show and its ties to Indiana.
The show is set in Fort Wayne, Indiana. That is where former professional golfer Pryce Cahill (Owen Wilson) selling clubs at a sporting goods store. Cahill spots a teenage golfer, Santiago "Santi" Wheeler (Peter Dager) at the driving range and decides he wants to coach him to the big leagues.
The show takes place in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and the teenage prodigy in the show, Santi Wheeler (Peter Dager) wears a visor with Indiana University's logo on it.
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