Happy Gilmore has announced his commitment to play golf at Ball State... - m/Golf - a new Kbin.social Magazine

CultureDesk, 11 months ago

Happy Gilmore has announced his commitment to play golf at Ball State University. Who could be happier for Happy Gilmore than Happy Gilmore? USA Today explains.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/golf/2023/06/24/adam-sandler-congratulates-happy-gilmore-for-college-commitment/70353536007/
#HappyGilmore #AdamSandler #Golf #BallState

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