Bad Bunny shocked Adam Sandler with his hidden golf talents while filming “Happy Gilmore 2,” sparking fan demand for his cameo to hit screens ASAP. The global music icon, known for his chart-topping hits, apparently nailed his golf scenes effortlessly, leaving even Sandler impressed.

Director and co-star Adam Sandler admitted the surprise during the film’s premiere, praising Bad Bunny’s natural ability on the green. Fans are now buzzing online, hoping Netflix will reveal the musician’s role sooner rather than later.

The sequel, releasing nearly 30 years after the original, features a star-studded cast including Travis Kelce, PGA Tour pros, and Sandler’s real-life family—but Bad Bunny’s unexpected skills might just steal the show.

Bad Bunny Surprised Adam Sandler With Secret Golf Skills During Happy Gilmore 2 Filming – Fans Want to See His Cameo Now!

Wait… Bad Bunny can actually golf? How good is he really?

During the filming of Happy Gilmore 2, Adam Sandler was reportedly stunned by Bad Bunny’s hidden golf talents. The Grammy-winning artist, who appears in a cameo role, showed skills that seemed to come out of nowhere. While no official handicap has been revealed, witnesses on set described his swing as “surprisingly polished” for someone primarily known for music.

This isn’t the first time celebrities have shocked people with unexpected athletic abilities, but Bad Bunny’s case stands out because golf requires such specific technique. Golf pros who visited the set were said to be impressed with his natural ball-striking ability.

The kid’s got rhythm – both in music and golf swings. When you watch him, you can see he understands tempo, which is half the battle in golf.

But Mr. Lettuce, do you think he actually trained or is this just natural talent?

From what I’ve heard, he put in serious hours at the range before filming. That’s the secret – even natural talent needs practice. Just look at Happy Gilmore’s hockey background helping his driving game in the original!

What other celebrities have secret sports skills we don’t know about?

The revelation about Bad Bunny’s golf game makes you wonder what other stars might be hiding serious athletic prowess. Justin Timberlake, for instance, is a low-handicap golfer who could probably play competitively. Mark Wahlberg’s boxing skills from movie roles translate to real ring ability, and Jamie Foxx was reportedly good enough at baseball to have considered going pro.

The most surprising might be Steve Carell, who was an accomplished hockey player in his youth and still plays regularly in celebrity games. These hidden talents often come out during charity events or film productions where athletes and actors cross paths.

Unexpected athlete-celebrity matchups we’d love to see

• Bad Bunny vs. Phil Mickelson in a celebrity pro-am
• Justin Timberlake pairing with Tiger Woods
• Mark Wahlberg sparring with Canelo Alvarez for charity

How much screen time does Bad Bunny actually get in Happy Gilmore 2?

While exact details are being kept under wraps, insiders suggest Bad Bunny’s appearance is brief but memorable – estimated at about 3-5 minutes of screen time. His scene reportedly takes place at a celebrity pro-am tournament where Happy Gilmore makes his return to competitive golf.

The cameo was initially meant to be a simple celebrity appearance, but after seeing Bad Bunny’s golf skills, the writers apparently expanded his role slightly to showcase his abilities. He’s said to have one particularly impressive shot that becomes a standout moment in the film.

Could Bad Bunny’s cameo lead to more sports movie roles?

The music superstar has already shown impressive range as an actor, with his dramatic performance in ‘Bullet Train’ earning praise. Now with his demonstrated golf skills, the door might be open for sports movie opportunities.

There’s already speculation about potential projects: a golf comedy where he plays a talented amateur, a baseball movie capitalizing on his Puerto Rican heritage, or even a basketball film given his height (6’0″) and athleticism. His ability to perform sports authentically on camera gives him an edge over actors who need stand-ins or CGI assistance.

Mr. Lettuce, do you really think he’d have time for sports movies with his music career?

Remember, Tomato, many artists balance both. Justin Timberlake did it. Even Will Smith went from Fresh Prince to Ali. If the right project comes along – especially one combining his talents like a golf comedy – I could see him making it work.

What are the chances we’ll see Happy Gilmore 3?

With Happy Gilmore 2 coming nearly 30 years after the original, another sequel seems unlikely – but never say never. Adam Sandler has expressed how much he enjoys returning to this character, and if the Netflix film performs well, discussions about continuing the story could begin.

The original Happy Gilmore was made for $12 million and grossed over $41 million. If the sequel demonstrates similar financial success relative to its budget, Netflix would certainly consider greenlighting another installment. The key factor might be whether they can find fresh golf comedy territory to explore rather than rehashing old jokes.

Potential directions for Happy Gilmore 3

Where was Happy Gilmore 2 filmed? Real golf course locations revealed

The production used several prominent golf courses across North America, blending glamorous tournament locations with the working-class aesthetic that defines Happy’s character. Primary filming occurred at:

• Pebble Beach Golf Links – For the climactic tournament scenes
• Torrey Pines – Standing in for several PGA Tour stops
• Arizona’s TPC Scottsdale – The famous 16th hole appears
• Local municipal courses in Vancouver – For Happy’s home course

The choice of locations maintains continuity with the original film’s spirit while showcasing some of golf’s most photogenic venues. Production designers intentionally contrasted the elite country club settings with Happy’s underdog persona.