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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: My favorite Netflix sports documentary just returned — and it’s 100% on Rotten Tomatoes

Ask somebody to pick the best Netflix sports documentary and they may select the juggernaut “Formula 1: Drive to Survive” or perhaps the recent “Beckham” series that birthed a widely-shared online meme. However, in my opinion, there’s only one correct answer to the question. Netflix’s best sports doc right now is “Full Swing”. 

“Full Swing” is an intimate and gripping look at the sport of golf, and before you tune out immediately because you think golf is “boring”, give me a chance to argue the case for this compelling sports doc. Trust me, I have no great love for golf either, and yet the first season of “Full Swing” hooked me more than almost any show I watched on Netflix last year. 

Rotten Tomatoes, and while season 2 doesn’t yet have enough write-ups to have a score of its own the early impressions appear to be similarly positive.

The ’s Brody Miller felt the show’s second season was a big improvement over its first. “If Season 1 felt like an entertaining but generic and surface-level introduction to golf for new audiences, Season 2 is more of a lived-in, compelling narrative that gets into tough subjects and tells a complete story,” said Miller.  

Elliott Heath of echoed that sentiment declaring season 2 better than season 1 thanks in larger part to the inclusion of the Ryder Cup. Heath describes the second season as “a gripping watch throughout” but did wish the show had refreshed its roster of spotlighted players rather than opting to focus on familiar faces already covered in the first season. 

Overall, it looks like “Full Swing” season 2 is basically more of the same, and considering how much I loved the first eight episodes that’s exactly what I wanted. If you’re a sports fan, looking for a new docuseries on Netflix then you can’t go wrong with “Full Swing”, maybe you’ll even feel inspired to hit the links yourself afterwards. 

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