The Happy Gilmore 2 Tournament game invites Spotify users to play through film-inspired golf challenges to unlock a personalized “Happy” playlist.

Netflix has just released Happy Gilmore 2, but whether it's actually going to be worth watching or not is an open question.

Months before the first trailer of the sequel dropped, Happy Gilmore 2's marketing stood on business, having the film's star, Christopher McDonald, appear in character as the cocky golfer Shooter McGavin at the WM Phoenix Open golf tournament.

Netflix's marketing for Happy Gilmore 2 has shown a huge improvement in their strategy for advertising their movies, by treating it like a big summer

Happy Gilmore 2 brings back plenty of beloved characters and some funny antics, but this golf comedy film is still no hole-in-one.

One of the oldest American golf courses, the Montclair Golf Club in Verona, New Jersey, plays a pivotal role in Happy Gilmore 2’s championship sequences. Going back all the way to 1893, the private club stretches across a 36-hole course and adds some serious professionalism to the film despite its goofy subversion of the game’s rules.

Happy Gilmore 2 will begin streaming on Netflix on Friday, July 25 at 12 a.m. Pacific Time, or 3 a.m. Eastern Time, on the morning of the release date. That means if you’re on the West Coast, you can watch Happy Gilmore 2 as early as midnight on Thursday night.

Nikki Bella has expressed her astonishment after discovering that all of her dialogue scenes were omitted from Happy Gilmore 2. The eagerly anticipated sequel featuring Adam Sandler as the boisterous professional golfer finally premiered on Netflix this Friday (25th July).

Happy Gilmore 2 is headed to Netflix this month and they’ve partnered with Subway in what one TikTok reviewer calls “one of the weirder meal deals” he’s seen.