Golf Legend Hits the Course With Adam Sandler: ‘The Most Electric Round of My Life’ originally appeared on Parade.
Bryson DeChambeau has a new golf partner.
The two-time U.S. Open champion took to Instagram on July 26 to share video of him teeing off with Adam Sandler, with the golf pro adopting Sandler’s famed walk-up “Happy Gilmore” swing.
DeChambeau wrote “Happy taught me his swing…” over the video which shows him attempting it, followed by Sandler doing his thing.
As DeChambeau tries out the swing, he asks Sandler, “So how does this look?”
“So far fine,” Sandler responds. “Ohhhh!!! That was very nice,” Sandler adds after DeChambeau drives the ball. “I like it, but I think I can do better.”
Then Sandler steps up to the tee. “What I like to do is, on the first one, I kinda get a little run going,” he says as he jogs in place. “A little tapper, that’s my luck,” he adds has he taps his driver on the grass multiple times. “And then I come up and I..,” he adds as he smashes the ball.
“Oh my God! That’s forever!” DeChambeau exclaims as he observes Sandler’s drive.
“The most electric round of golf of my life Side note: Go check out Happy Gilmore 2 on @Netflix 🔥,” DeChambeau captioned the clip.
The clip impressed fans, and even some celebs, who shared their reactions in the comments.
“The greatest,” wrote former Van Halen singer Sammy Hagar.
“This Adam guy should make a movie about golf,” one fan joked.
“Honestly seeing all the pros take the time to do a goofy movie was honestly the highlight of the movie. Being able to laugh at themselves and and not take it so serious awesome. The joke Scotty made about being arrested before had me rolling😂,” added another fan, referring to the numerous pro golfers who make cameos in the film, including Fred Couples, Nick Faldo, Jack Nicklaus, Jordan Spieth, Lee Trevino and several others.
Another fan added, “The most athletic golfer of a generation, and Bryson.”
Golf Legend Hits the Course With Adam Sandler: ‘The Most Electric Round of My Life’ first appeared on Parade on Jul 27, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 27, 2025, where it first appeared.