- Happy Gilmore 2 will be released on Netflix on July 25, 2025.
- The film takes place 30 years after the events of the first film, and now, it will see Happy struggling to get back to the world of golf.
- While several original cast members, including the lead man Adam Sandler, are making a comeback, it will also introduce us to new faces.
The sports comedy film Happy Gilmore, released in 1996, garnered a massive fandom. It was produced with a budget of $12 million and earned $8.5 million in its debut week, eventually grossing $41 million throughout its run. However, despite being a blockbuster hit, the movie couldn’t get the recognition and awards it deserved, and that’s the reason why modern fans call it an ‘underrated gem.’
Meaning that if the film were to be re-released today, it would indeed gain the popularity it was meant for. While we’re not sure of a re-release, luckily, Happy Gilmore 2 is about to release soon and here’s everything about the upcoming movie.
Happy Gilmore 2 Release Date & Where to Watch
Happy Gilmore 2 is not that far from its release; you can catch up with it on Netflix starting on July 25, 2025. It’s a Netflix-exclusive film, so the only option is to purchase a subscription to the streaming platform. It’s not a losing deal anyway, as the massive library of Netflix is filled with movies and TV Shows of every genre and language. So, what are you waiting for? Rush and get a subscription now.
Happy Gilmore 2: New & Returning Cast
Since it’s a film that is returning after 29 years, it’s evident that the original cast has aged, and a few actors have also passed away. The list below will let you know about the new and returning actors in Happ Gilmore 2:
Returning Cast:
- Adam Sandler as Happy Gilmore
- Julie Bowen as Virginia Venit
- Christopher McDonald as Shooter McGavin
- Ben Stiller as Hal L.
- Blake Clark as Farmer Fran
- Allen Covert as Otto
New Cast
- Kym Whitley as Bessie
- Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio as Happy’s Caddy
Additional Cast in Undisclosed Roles
- Ethan Cutkosky
- Scott Mescudi
- Maxwell Jacob Friedman
- Haley Joel Osment
- Scott Mescudi
- Margaret Qualley
- Philip Fine Schneider
- Benny Safdie
- Conor Sherry
- Nick Swardson
- Jim Downey
Several golfers and football players will appear in cameo roles, and those include Keegan Bradley, John Daly, Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau, Rory McIlroy, Jack Nicklaus, Collin Morikawa, Corey Pavin, Paige Spiranac, Xander Schauffele, Scottie Scheffler, Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth, Reggie Bush, and Travis Kelce. We will also see Eminem, Becky Lynch, and the talk show host Dan Patrick having cameos in Happy Gilmore 2.
Is There a Trailer For Happy Gilmore 2?
After a long wait, Netflix finally released a full-fledged trailer for Happy Gilmore 2 at TUDUM 2025, and fans couldn’t be happier (pun intended) seeing the trailer. It has been 30 years since Happy made his name in Golf, but he’s washed up now and has lost his grip on the game. Regardless, the trailer shows that Happy is ready to get his life on track by getting back to the game.
The world is obviously excited that Happy is making a comeback, and it’s all over the news. However, Happy will have to go through several challenges to remind people who he actually is. For that, he needs the support of his loved ones, who, as showcased in the trailer, are as crazy and Happy. The trailer for sure makes you nostalgic by bringing in a lot of old characters, including Ben Stiller as Hal. Adam Sandler, as expected, oozes charm as Happy in the trailer, and we can’t wait to see him in action when the movie finally drops on Netflix in July.
What Is Happy Gilmore 2 About?
The major details about the storyline of Happy Gilmore 2 were kept under wraps for a long time, but the official trailer and interviews of the lead actors have revealed a bit of what can be expected from the sequel. Thirty years have passed, and Happy is getting back into the world of golf. However, he doesn’t know how to pursue his passion in the modern world, as things are no longer the same. Virginia Venit will be seen encouraging Happy to establish the confidence he once had.
