Wondering how Stick’s ending affects Santi’s chances at winning the Ready Safe Invitational, or if he pulls off a last-minute comeback under pressure? With an estranged father stepping in as caddy, high-stakes emotional drama, and Pryce poised to re-enter the fray, everything is riding on his final few swings on the green.
Here’s everything confirmed so far about whether Santi wins the Invite and whether his relationship with Zero survives the final round.
Does Santi win the Ready Safe Invitational tournament in Stick’s ending
Santi does not win the Ready Safe Invitational tournament in the finale of Stick.
Despite a dramatic comeback and standout performance, the tournament is ultimately won by seasoned professional Collin Morikawa. Santi starts strong but drops on the leaderboard due to his father Gary’s interference as caddy. After Pryce intervenes and resumes his role, Santi regains composure and finishes the tournament with a unique and crowd-pleasing final shot.
He uses creative strategy, showcasing both skill and flair that captivates the audience and commentators alike. A newspaper clipping confirms that Santi becomes the most talked-about player of the event, making a lasting impression despite not securing first place.
Are Santi and Zero a couple in Stick’s ending?
Yes, Santi and Zero remain a couple at the end of Stick Season 1.
Their relationship, previously strained due to a secret arrangement with Pryce, stabilizes before the finale. The two reconcile after Santi realizes Zero acted out of care for him. In the final episode, Zero rushes to embrace Santi on the course following his last shot, and they exchange affirmations of love.
This confirms they are still together, and their bond appears intact heading into any future season. They also share a quiet, heartfelt moment after the match, hinting at deeper trust and emotional growth in their evolving relationship.
