In one of the most surprising turns, right after the release of the highly anticipated Happy Gilmore 2, the original Happy Gilmore seems to be departing Netflix. The first film is set to leave soon, showcasing a bizarre example of licensing issues in the streaming era.

Adam Sandler returns as the golfer with anger issues in director Kyle Newacheck's sequel that is now streaming.

Netflix and Spotify teamed up to launch a golf-inspired game as a way to promote “Happy Gilmore 2,” which premieres on Netflix this Friday.

This article contains spoilers for Happy Gilmore 2. Move over, Marvel, there's a new mid-credits scene in Tinseltown. That's right: the fun doesn't end with the final scene in Happy Gilmore 2. Audiences who don't immediately switch over to something else at the film's conclusion will be treated to a fun mid-credits scene that acts as a sort of epilogue to the film.

And then there's Happy Gilmore 2. Leave it to Adam Sandler, perhaps the most beloved American entertainer this side of Mickey Mouse and Tom Hanks, to putt the golf ball through the most byzantine mini-golf fun house from Hell and nail the shot to keep himself under par.