Callaway Drops Limited Edition Happy Gilmore Putter

With the long-awaited sequel Happy Gilmore 2 on the way, Callaway Golf is giving fans the ultimate collector’s item: a limited-edition hockey stick-shaped putter, inspired by Adam Sandler’s iconic swing from the original 1996 cult classic.

Priced at $499.99, the club isn’t just for show — it’s a fully functional putter, designed to let fans live out their “tap it in” dreams the way Gilmore did: with swagger, slapshot style, and zero concern for traditional etiquette.

“That’s Your Home! Are You Too Good for Your Home?!”

If you’ve ever screamed that line at your ball — or tried to drive the green with a full-body charge — you’re the target audience here. Happy Gilmore didn’t just bring laughs. He brought hockey energy to golf, and that legacy now has a place in your bag.

And the gear doesn’t stop there. Callaway is also dropping a custom “tube sock” club cover, stitched with the word “HAPPY” and decked out in Boston Bruins colors — a nod to Gilmore’s fictional hockey roots.

Hollywood & Tour Stars Team Up for Sequel

Hollywood & Tour Stars Team Up for Sequel
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Happy Gilmore 2 is set to bring back all the fan favorites — Julie Bowen as Virginia Venit, Christopher McDonald as the eternally enraged Shooter McGavin, and even Ben Stiller, reprising his hilariously twisted nursing home role.

But the sequel isn’t just digging into nostalgia — it’s stacking cameos, too. Confirmed appearances include Justin Thomas, Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Bryson DeChambeau, and Jon Daly, plus celebrity walk-ons from Eminem, Travis Kelce, Reggie Bush, Dan Patrick, and WWE’s Becky Lynch.

Talk of Happy Gilmore 2 had been circulating in whispers and wish lists for years — until Sandler confirmed the project earlier this year with a teaser and a title.

Now, with real momentum and returning cast members, it looks like we’re heading for a full-swing comeback, both on-screen and now on the range as well.

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