After nearly three decades, Happy Gilmore 2 delivers a surprisingly heartfelt and hilarious return to the green. Adam Sandler reprises his iconic role with the same unfiltered charm, mixing wild antics with a touch of emotional growth that gives the sequel unexpected depth.
This time, Happy finds himself grappling with middle age, a changing golf world, and the challenge of mentoring a hot-headed young protรฉgรฉ. The story doesnโt stray too far from the original formulaโplenty of outrageous slapstick, over-the-top villains, and classic Happy-style tantrumsโbut it balances nostalgia with just enough fresh material to feel fun and relevant.
Fans of the original will be thrilled to see familiar faces (including a show-stealing return from Shooter McGavin), and the chemistry between Sandler and the new cast keeps things energetic. The golf scenes are bigger, the jokes hit harder, and yesโthereโs still plenty of hockey references.
Happy Gilmore 2 doesnโt try to reinvent the game, but it plays it well. For anyone looking for a feel-good comedy with heart, humor, and a few solid drives, this sequel lands firmly on the fairway