It's been almost 30 years since that popular sports comedy Happy Gilmore was released. Now, star Adam Sandler reprises his role as a very unorthodox golfer (who can't believe he got his hockey jersey and Timberland at the pro store) in the highly anticipated sequel, coming to Netflix in July 2025.

On Thursday, December 26, as a little holiday treat, Netflix released a teaser trailer for Happy Gilmore 2. And this time around, it adds familiar faces and megawatt cameos.

It's nice to see Gilmore's relationship with Virginia Venit (Julie Bowen), the golf tour PR director from the original film, still going strong after all these years. There is a returning animosity between Happy and O.G. Course nemesis Shooter McGavin (played by Christopher McDonald of “Hacks”). From the heated confrontation in the trailer, it appears that Shooter's hatred has not abated with the passage of time.

The astute viewer will notice that McGavin is standing by a headstone that reads “Peterson.” Unfortunately, Weathers passed away earlier this year and is not listed in the credits.

Along with the returning cast of “Happy Gilmore” (Dennis Dugan, Allen Covert, and Ben Stiller also reappear from the original film, although they are not in the teaser), the 30-second clip features Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio (aka Reggaeton Superstar's Bad Bunny) gives fans a glimpse of several new characters, including a frenetic caddy played by There is also a cameo by Kansas City Chiefs tight end and Taylor Swift's boyfriend Travis Kelce, who seems to be playing a kind of server welcoming Happy's return to the screen: “It's good to have you back, Mr. Gilmore.”

Due to the short running time of the teaser, Netflix did not have time to fit in all the star co-stars and cameos planned for Happy Gilmore 2. Celebrities such as rap legend Eminem, Margaret Quarrie of “Substance,” Sandler's “Uncut Gems” director Benny Safdie, and real-life golf pros such as Keegan Bradley, John Daly, Rickie Fowler, and Colin Morikawa will all be featured throughout the sequel. reportedly will appear throughout the sequel.

Like the original “Happy Gilmore,” the script for the sequel was co-written by Tim Hurley and Adam Sandler, this time directed by Kyle Newacheck (“What in the Shadows,” “Workaholics”).

Tom's Guide will keep you up to date on “Happy Gilmore 2,” from the release date to new trailers and clips from Netflix. In the meantime, here are the best Adam Sandler movies you can stream right now.