Netflix teaming up with PGA Tour and golf's majors for 'immersive' docuseries with glittering cast of players
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Forget Netflix and chill -- it's time to pitch and putt with a new docuseries.
The streaming service announced on Wednesday it will be teaming up with the PGA Tour and golf's major championships to release an "immersive documentary series."
The series will follow the lives and stories of some of the biggest names in the sport as they compete across the globe during the 2022 season.
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