Callaway Golf has released a limited edition hockey stick golf putter in celebration of the July 25 premiere of Happy Gilmore 2.

Callaway taps in hockey stick putter for Happy Gilmore 2 as the company's Odyssey brand reworks a classic movie prop and ...

Shooter McGavin is not holding back in marketing the impending Happy Gilmore 2. Days before its release, McGavin shared a picture from a movie scene on social media, giving fans a reminder about ...

Maybe Taylor Swift’s stage presence is rubbing off a bit on Travis Kelce. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end picked up an acting role in the upcoming Adam Sandler film Happy Gilmore 2. While there ...

Now, however, it is Gilmore’s arch-nemesis Shooter McGavin (played with creative flair by Christopher McDonald) who is playing a starring role in commercials, social videos and even cardboard ...

In the latest twist, Shooter McGavin (the rival to Sandler’s Happy) gets to be the official spokesperson for the Happy Gilmore Meal, which is an actual offering going on sale at the chain later ...

Netflix’s ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Tees Up Major Brand Partnerships, Including Shooter McGavin for Subway U.S. Bank and Callaway are also working with Netflix on the high-profile sequel, which will ...

The actor most famously known as Shooter McGavin sits down with Sports Illustrated to talk golf, 'Happy Gilmore 2', and Travis Kelce.

Movi Inc. Christopher McDonald, who plays the role of “Shooter McGavin” in the “Happy Gilmore 2” says he “hates” Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce.

Christopher McDonald, better known as Shooter McGavin, spoke with Sports Illustrated about Kelce's 'Happy Gilmore 2' cameo and why it surprised him.

Christopher McDonald, who reprised his role as the infamous Shooter McGavin, had high praise for Kelce and his acting abilities. And in the world of Happy Gilmore, when Shooter McGavin gives you a ...

Aaron Ayusa Happy Gilmore 2 actor Christopher McDonald, who plays the role of Shooter McGavin, talks about the movie in a sit-down interview with Heavy Sports. “It was ‘pinch-me’ time.