Sandler's wife Jackie, and daughters Sadie and Sunny all appear in "Happy Gilmore 2," a follow-up to the 1996 golf comedy film. The Sandler family stepped out together to celebrate the sequel at the world premiere of "Happy Gilmore 2" in New York on July 21.

After much anticipation and a 29-year wait, Adam Sandler returned as the hot-tempered, big-hitting golf legend in “Happy Gilmore 2,” released on Netflix on Friday. As expected, the film was chock-full of cameos, many of them by real-life golfers and several of them with strong ties to the D-FW area.

The eagerly anticipated "Happy Gilmore 2," which was heavily filmed in NJ, is releasing this week. Here's how to watch, time, cast and more.

Alix Earle wanted to turn some heads while attending the premiere of "Happy Gilmore 2," then consider her mission accomplished.

Meanwhile, Sandler and Bowen reacted to Bowen’s shocking “Happy Gilmore 2” death during an interview with Entertainment Weekly published shortly after the movie’s release. The “Modern Family” star suggested that her character needed to die to drive Happy and the events of the film.

Amid the buzz at the premiere of Happy Gilmore 2, Paige Spiranac not only shone brightly on the red carpet but also delivered a powerful message that resonated far beyond

Netflix rolled out the red carpet Monday evening for the highly anticipated premiere of "Happy Gilmore 2" at Lincoln Center in New York City. A collision of Hollywood glamour and sports star power, including PGA TOUR stars,

Travis Kelce’s cameo in “Happy Gilmore 2” was even wilder than anyone expected, with a scene featuring Bad Bunny slathering the athlete in honey while he wore next to nothing.

Amid the buzz surrounding the premiere of Happy Gilmore 2, Paige Spiranac didn’t just turn heads on the red carpet—she used the spotlight to deliver a powerful

The Emmy winner spoke with PEOPLE exclusively about reprising her role as Virginia Venit in the 'Happy Gilmore' sequel, nearly 30 years after the original