Bryson DeChambeau teed it up with Adam Sandler in a video in which the golf pro attempts to replicate the 'Happy Gilmore' swing.

The three-time Ryder Cupper joined us on The Loop podcast to discuss his role as Adam Sandler's body double in "Happy Gilmore 2."

When Happy Gilmore debuted in February 1996, Adam Sandler was a rebellious SNL alum mocking golf's elitism-a time when Tiger Woods hadn't yet turned pro and legends like Lee Trevin

Before that, however, this clip caught our attention. With the two-man scramble team facing an eagle putt, Sandler gets cocky, telling the two-time U.S. Open champ, "Stay in the cart, I got this sh--." And you know what? He knew what he was talking about.

Happy Gilmore is making waves on Netflix right now, sitting at number six in the global top ten movies. It’s also number six in the U.S., and it’s doing well in nine other countries like Canada, Ireland,