Martin Borgmeier, who can actually can drive the golf ball 400 yards - and that's just with a warmup swing - has embraced to great success how physics inform the long ball. So who better to break ...

Sandler's Happy Gilmore hit one of his rocketing golf shots and the ball struck Virginia in the head, killing her and leaving Happy as a single dad of four boys and a girl.

During his first round of golf, Happy (Adam Sandler) struggled with his putting but managed to blast his drives off the tee.

To put it simply, the real life Happy Gilmore, a 19-year-old golfer at Ball State University, is a lot like the original Happy Gilmore -- the character with a wicked, hockey-induced golf ball ...

The Happy Gilmore sequel has revived the popularity of Happy’s trademark hockey swing — and the club damage that sometimes results.

You’ve seen the swing, but not the man behind it. A PGA Tour legend stepped in as Adam Sandler’s golf double in Happy Gilmore 2.