Adam Sandler's long-awaited "Happy Gilmore 2" has been a Netflix hole-in-one and while it's chock-full of celebrities, it's the humor and one-liners that prove the selling point. With iconic callbacks ...

It's all in the hips -- err, rather, it's all in the fingers -- in Happy Gilmore: Golf Mayhem '98 Demo, a new Netflix game based on the Adam Sandler film. The streaming giant launched the surprise ...

Fans of Happy Gilmore can get into the character’s head and go to his happy place in real life, thanks to a one day pop up in Santa Monica. On Friday, Aug. 8, Subway, which has had a collaboration ...

Happy Gilmore 2 set a Nielsen streaming record in its premiere weekend, putting up the biggest single-week viewing total ever for a film in the company’s Top 10 rankings. Per the latest Nielsen report ...

If you're looking to get to your happy place but can't quite swing a trip to your local golf course or your favorite beach, Subway has an alternative option. To further its collaboration with Netflix ...

Adam Sandler once played a Syracuse University alumnus in a movie. Now a real-life Syracuse graduate is playing Sandler. Max Kessler, who got a degree in finance and accounting from SU’s Martin J.

The Adam Sandler comedy racked up almost 2.9 billion minutes of viewing over its opening weekend. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor The return of Happy Gilmore to the links brought a whole lot ...

The 1996 golf comedy classic “Happy Gilmore” helped propel Adam Sandler’s career into the stratosphere. Nearly 30 years later, “Happy Gilmore 2” catches up with its beloved characters. The highly ...

The actor who famously played the teen caddie attacked by Adam Sandler in the cult classic “Happy Gilmore” is now well into his second successful career — as a neuroscientist on Long Island. But Jared ...

For his second major headlining role as Hollywood's newest comedy star, following "Billy Madison," Adam Sandler chipped "Happy Gilmore" into theaters in 1996. Sandler plays the title character, a ...

“Happy Gilmore 2” leads the nomination pack for the 28th annual Family Film and TV Awards, including nods for favorite actor, favorite feature film and favorite sports movie. “Big Brother” star Julie ...