Golf influencer and former professional player Paige Spiranac surprised fans by appearing in the trailer for ‘Happy Gilmore 2,’ the highly anticipated sequel to the classic comedy starring Adam Sandler.
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Sharp-eyed viewers spotted the iconic sports influencer in a scene from the trailer, which was released on Tuesday, March 18.
In the video, Spiranac is seen on a virtual golf course alongside Sandler’s character, Happy Gilmore. The scene captures a hilarious moment when the protagonist, a former ice hockey player turned golf sensation, breaks a golf simulator, leaving everyone around him—including Spiranac—stunned.
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Besides Spiranac, other big names in golf also make special appearances in the film. Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, Scottie Scheffler, and Bryson DeChambeau are among the professional golfers featured in the sequel. The film also includes stars from other fields, such as Kansas City Chiefs player and Taylor Swift’s boyfriend Travis Kelce, AEW wrestler MJF, and rapper Bad Bunny.
The sequel to ‘Happy Gilmore’ will premiere on Netflix on July 25, nearly three decades after the release of the original movie. The 1996 film follows Happy Gilmore, a failed hockey player who discovers an unexpected talent for golf and decides to compete in a tournament to save his grandmother’s house from foreclosure.
Spiranac, already known for her charisma and humor, previously paid tribute to the original movie by recreating the iconic “Happy Place” scene. In the reenactment, she wears white lace lingerie and holds two beer mugs, referencing the original scene where ‘Modern Family’ actress Julie Bowen played Virginia Venit, Happy’s love interest.
With a mix of nostalgia, star-studded cameos, and signature humor, ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ promises to be one of the biggest releases of the summer.
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