Let’s be honest: Everyone loves an Adam Sandler movie. The actor never fails to make us laugh until we cry by whipping out his witty one-liners. From playing Sonny in Big Daddy and Billy in Billy Madison to Michael Newman in Click and Dr. Daniel Maccabee in Just Go With It, one could stream Adam Sandler films for the rest of their life and truly never get bored.
Get excited, fans, because Happy Gilmore 2 will be teeing off on Netflix this summer. You heard that right! One of Sandler’s most beloved movies from the 90s is reportedly making a swingin’ return on July 25, 2025—and it’s sure to be tee-riffic. (Puns intended.)
None other than tight end Travis Kelce from the Kansas City Chiefs will be making a cameo, along with some of your favorite golf professionals.
Here’s everything we know about Happy Gilmore 2 so far.
The Cast of Happy Gilmore 2
In the sequel, Sandler will channel his iconic hockey-player-turned-golf-pro role as Happy Gilmore. According to Netflix, the actor will be joined by some of the original cast members, including Christopher McDonald (Shooter McGavin) and Julie Bowen (Virginia Venit).
We’ll be seeing some fresh faces in the film as well, such as Travis Kelce, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio (Bad Bunny), Conor Sherry, along with pro golfers like Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Will Zalatoris, Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau, and Justin Thomas—because, well, Happy has quite the reputation in the golfing community!
Travis Kelce’s Role in Happy Gilmore 2
We don’t know for sure what shenanigans Happy will get into in the sequel, nor do we know what role Kelce will play. There currently aren’t many breadcrumbs to go off of other than a preview of Kelce’s character, who appears to be working at a country club, saying, “It’s great to see you back, Mr. Gilmore.”
What we do know is that Sandler said on The Tonight Show, “You guys would love [Kelce] in real life. What a big, handsome guy. Funny and cool as hell. He’s a stud and he’s so funny.”
McDonald also gave a “thumbs up” to the tight end’s acting skills. “Im gonna give him thumbs up on his acting chops,” he told Us Weekly. “He was surprisingly good and he’s way too handsome for a football player.”
McDonald added, “He’s a great guy. I had a lovely time meeting him. I’m a fan—although his team keeps beating my Buffalo Bills.”
The film will reportedly hit Netflix in July.
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