In 1996, Adam Sandler starred in the golf comedy Happy Gilmore. That movie became a huge hit and was full of memorable scenes. Now, nearly 30 years later, the sequel was made and released on Friday on Netflix.

Baltimore Orioles catcher Alex Jackson found a different way to honor the release of Happy Gilmore 2 in his team's 18-0 rout of the Colorado Rockies Saturday night. Alright, maybe he didn't exactly have the movie in mind, but the timing of this move was uncanny.

Netflix and Spotify teamed up to launch a golf-inspired game as a way to promote “Happy Gilmore 2,” which premieres on Netflix this Friday.

Pop superstar Taylor Swift is one of many to watch Happy Gilmore 2 upon its release and it's pretty clear she enjoyed the film. Netflix dropped Happy Gilmore 2 on Friday, with Adam Sandler reprising his role as the hot-headed golfer who audiences fell in love with back in 1996.

The highly anticipated release of Happy Gilmore 2 on Netflix on Friday, has brought a star-studded lineup of cameos, including Eminem, Paige Spiranac, Kelce.

Thirty years after its release, Happy Gilmore remains one of Adam Sandler’s most beloved films. It’s also one which is synonymous with the multi-faceted actor and comedian, and for good reason. One of Sandler’s first starring film roles following his overnight success on Saturday Night Live,

'How could anyone recover from that?' — Jason Kelce left reeling after shocking start to 'Happy Gilmore 2' originally appeared on A to Z Sports. Adam Sandler didn't disappoint with the anticipated release of "Happy Gilmore 2." And he left fans shocked over one major decision to kill off a main character.