UK release dates, how to watch and what to expect with Ian Poulter set to play starring role alongside Rory McIlroy

Golf is set to become the latest sport to receive the Netflix treatment with the upcoming release of ‘Full Swing’.

The streaming giants have already found great success with their foray into sports docuseries following the release of Formula 1’s ‘Drive to Survive’ and tennis-focused ‘Break Point’.

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Full Swing comes from the same team behind both series as it looks to give golf fans the same level of behind-the-scenes access to the best players in the world.

The last few years have been more entertaining than ever and here’s how you can follow all the drama on and off the tee.

Full Swing: UK release date and live stream

The eight-part series will be released on Wednesday, February 15.

Cameras were given exclusive, behind-the-scenes access to the likes of Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy during the 2022 season.

The first sneak-peak shows a possible glimpse into the PGA Tour’s feud with LIV Golf – which has consumed the sport for the last 12 months.

The series will be exclusively available to view on Netflix, with subscription details available here.

A short trailer is available below in which Ian Poulter teases: “You picked a hell of a year to start following the PGA Tour.”

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Full Swing: Who will feature?

• Jordan Spieth
• Justin Thomas
• Collin Morikawa
• Brooks Koepka
• Scottie Scheffler
• Ian Poulter
• Rory McIlroy
• Dustin Johnson
• Tony Finau
• Matt Fitzpatrick
• Sahith Theegala
• Joel Dahmen
• Mito Pereira
• Cameron Young

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Full Swing: What to expect

Netflix have confirmed that immersive footage has been shot from the PGA tour and (for the first time ever) all four of golf’s major championships: the Masters/Augusta National, PGA Championship, US Open and Open Championship.

In a tease reveal, the streaming giant said: “In addition to documenting their failures and wins on the course, the series digs deeper into the personal lives of some of the most talented golfers in the game — their families, rivalries and an impressive amount too much drama.”