Sandler praised Kelce and Bad Bunny for their performances, highlighting Kelce's acting talent and describing him as a 'gentle, nice guy' and a 'stud'.

The highly anticipated sequel, 'Happy Gilmore 2', is set to premiere on Netflix on July 25, 2025, reuniting audiences with Adam Sandler's iconic character, now portrayed as an aging family man trying to make a comeback in golf.

The film features a mix of familiar faces and new stars, including Bad Bunny and Post Malone, with notable cameos from celebrities like Travis Kelce, Eminem, and professional golfers Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau.

The storyline centers on Happy's return to golf to fulfill his daughter's dreams and address his financial obligations, while also exploring deeper themes of aging, legacy, and family relationships.

Returning cast members include Christopher McDonald as Shooter McGavin and Margaret Qualley, with new characters played by Lavell Crawford, Sunny Sandler, and Bad Bunny, among others.

Sandler expressed his desire to create a film that lives up to the original, which debuted in 1996, and shared that he was initially hesitant but ultimately felt compelled to revisit the character.

The film pays tribute to the late Carl Weathers, incorporating emotional depth and touching on themes of legacy and fatherhood, with script rewrites to honor his memory.

In addition to the plot, the movie features humorous moments, with Sandler joking about his physical changes and his daughters' reactions to his career.

The sequel also explores emotional themes, including Happy’s strained relationship with Virginia and his struggles with aging and personal challenges.

Teaser trailers released by Netflix in March and May showcased the film's mix of comedy, nostalgia, and new characters, building excitement among fans.

The cast and crew celebrated the film's star-studded premiere, with Adam Sandler, Julie Bowen, and Bad Bunny among the attendees, and the event highlighted by stylish red carpet appearances.

Sandler's family is actively involved in the project, with his wife Jackie and daughters Sadie and Sunny participating, reflecting their upbringing on film sets.