Hollywood star Will Ferrell has temporarily stepped away from the set of his upcoming Netflix golf comedy following a minor injury sustained off-site, according to an exclusive report from TMZ published on November 12, 2025. The setback has brought a brief halt to production, though sources indicate the actor is expected to recover quickly and return to work soon.
Will Ferrell is taking a brief breather from his new Netflix golf comedy … ’cause a minor injury has put him on the sidelines … TMZ has learned.
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Ferrell, known for comedic hits like Step Brothers and Anchorman, is leading the untitled 10-episode series as Lonnie “The Hawk” Hawkins, a fictional golf legend with a larger-than-life persona. The project, which marks his return to serialized television, was progressing smoothly until the recent incident. Details of the injury remain scarce, but insiders confirm it occurred outside of filming, prompting a cautious pause to ensure Ferrell’s well-being. Production teams have rescheduled several scenes to accommodate his recovery, reflecting a commitment to maintaining the show’s quality.
The news, accompanied by a striking TMZ image of Ferrell in a golf setting with the Netflix logo prominently displayed, has sparked concern among fans eager to see the comedian back in action. Despite the delay, optimism surrounds the project, with co-stars including Luke Wilson, Molly Shannon, and Jimmy Tatro adding depth to the ensemble. The series, blending Ferrell’s signature humor with the quirky world of golf, promises to deliver laughs and memorable moments once filming resumes.
