Golf's washed-up former number one refuses to accept that his career is over in this half-hour comedy built around one very stubborn ego.
What is The Hawk about?
The series follows Lonnie Hawkins, once the top golfer of 2004, as he tries to claw his way back into relevance years past his prime. Everyone around him can see the game has moved on; Hawkins can't, and won't, convincing himself that one more tournament is all that stands between him and the greatest comeback the sport has ever seen. The comedy plays out across the pro tour's fringes, where sponsorships have dried up and the applause is thinner, but Hawkins keeps swinging like the cameras never left.
About the cast
Will Ferrell plays Hawkins with the same commitment to a delusional underdog that's defined much of his comedic work, while Jimmy Tatro and Fortune Feimster fill out the world around him with supporting turns that keep the tone light without letting Hawkins off the hook. The ensemble leans into half-hour comedy rhythms, trading big set pieces for character-driven scenes on the course and off it.
Context & significance
The series comes from a four-person directing team that includes David Gordon Green, Chris Henchy, and Jonathan Watson, a mix of comedy backgrounds brought together around a single running joke: an athlete who cannot read the room. Golf comedies live or die on how well they understand the sport's particular blend of etiquette and ego, and The Hawk leans hard into that gap, with thirty-minute episodes built for quick, self-contained laughs rather than a season-long arc.
Watching The Hawk on Ktime
K-Time streams the series with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so the comedy's timing carries over for Farsi-speaking audiences. Watching requires signing into a free K-Time account; this page itself is open to browse without one. K-Time's Farsi-first design means Iranian diaspora viewers can go from this synopsis straight into an episode in a couple of taps.