Adam Sandler’s unlikely golf champ Happy Gilmore is back — and so is Christopher McDonald’s Shooter McGavin, one of the sports movies’ finest villains.

Long-time Sandler collaborator Steve Buscemi makes an early cameo in "Happy Gilmore 2." After Happy loses his grandma's house for a second time following Virginia's death, he and his daughter are forced to move to a seedier side of town. Buscemi plays their new oddball neighbor.

Shooter McGavin is back and how! His redemption arc in 'Happy Gilmore 2' is surprising and pleasing fans in all the right ways.

The stars open up about reuniting with Sandler for "Happy Gilmore 2” and how the sport continues to embrace the original film.

At the Happy Gilmore 2 premiere, Christopher McDonald chats with THR and reacts to how surreal it was for golfers in today’s world saying how much they adore him and Adam growing up. Plus, he reveals what people are going to take away from the sequel film when they see it on Netflix.

An interesting amalgamation of rehash, redemption, and enough hilarious moments just barely qualify Happy Gilmore 2 as a worthy sequel.

"It was a lot of special effects. More than I've ever done before in my life."

Now, 29 years after winning his first tour championship, retired golfer Happy Gilmore, despite being quite rusty, returns to the sport to pay for his daughter Vienna's ballet school. "Happy Gilmore" introduced a wacky and very popular, almost slap-shot style swing now commonly referred to as the "Happy Gilmore swing."

During the film's climax, Post Malone makes a cameo as DJ Omar Grant, a flamboyantly dressed sports commentator who weighs in on Happy's final tournament. Post has been racking up film roles over the past few years with recent parts in Road House and This Is Me...Now: A Love Story and Dear Santa.

While the new movie doesn't explicitly state it's taking place in Connecticut, there are a few references that eagle-eyed viewers can spot.

"Happy Gilmore 2" has landed safely on the fairway and is now streaming on Netflix. With Adam Sandler, Julie Bowen, Christopher McDonald and more reprising their memorable roles in this sequel, Rotten Tomatoes has given the movie a critic Tomatometer rating of 64% and an audience Popcornmeter score of 73%.