“Happy Gilmore 2,” the newly released Netflix sequel to Adam Sandler’s 1996 golf comedy, is a lot like its star: A little bit flabbier, a little bit shabbier, but still undeniably funny after all these years.

Happy Gilmore is back for Happy Gilmore 2, but this isn’t just another goofy golf match. Nearly 30 years after he first swung a club and punched out Bob Barker, Adam Sandler’s legendary underdog returns in Happy Gilmore 2, and this time, it hits a whole lot harder.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro sat down with fictional golf star Shooter McGavin to “remind everyone why Pennsylvania is the golf capital of America.” Shooter McGavin, the antagonist of the 1996 American sports comedy Happy Gilmore,

It appears that there are no original ideas in Hollywood anymore, with the legacy sequel becoming more and more common in cinema. While they sometimes work — Top Gun: Maverick being the best example of the bunch — many were worried once Happy Gilmore 2 was announced;

Sporting accolades: Johnny Lawrence was a two-time champion of the All Valley Under 18 karate tournament (1982, 1983) representing the original Cobra Kai dojo and his harsh sensei, John Kreese. He lost his title to rookie Daniel Russo, however, in 1984, and his life would never be the same.

I never wanted to see Rory McIlroy get a titty twister, or Travis Kelce lubed up in honey. But in these times? I'm allowed to enjoy it.

Warning: This post contains minor spoilers for Happy Gilmore 2.Nearly 30 years ago, Christopher McDonald left an indelible mark on pop culture with his performance as smarmy professional golfer Shooter McGavin in the 1996 sports comedy classic Happy Gilmore.

Actor Christopher McDonald joins the Dan Patrick Show to discuss returning to the role of Shooter McGavin in "Happy Gilmore 2," playing Jerry Jones and working with The Rock and Adam Sandler.