John Daly drops huge Happy Gilmore hint (and makes bizarre Charley Hull claim)

John Daly has sparked excitement among fans by hinting at his involvement in the highly anticipated Happy Gilmore sequel. The original 1996 comedy, starring Adam Sandler as a hockey player turned golfer, remains a beloved classic, and speculation has been building about the potential cast for the sequel.

At a recent event, Daly confirmed that he has already filmed his part, adding that the movie is expected to release on Netflix in March or April next year. This news will undoubtedly fuel further interest in the sequel, which has already seen names like NFL star Travis Kelce attached, with golfers such as Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods also rumored to be involved.

In addition to Happy Gilmore 2 news, Daly made a bizarre comment about professional golfer Charley Hull, sparking some confusion. When asked about Hull’s habit of smoking on the course, Daly replied, “She might be my daughter, but if she ain’t, I’d love to take her out,” a statement that raised eyebrows.

Daly, never one to shy away from controversial remarks, also expressed support for Donald Trump in the upcoming U.S. presidential election. The two-time major champion continues to attract attention both on and off the course with his candid and unpredictable demeanor.