PGA Tour Champions star Boo Weekley ready to recreate his iconic Ryder Cup move in the new Adam Sandler movie

PGA Tour Champions star Boo Weekley is known for his iconic Ryder Cup move. He recently posted a tweet on X asking his followers if he should "recreate this in the new HappyGilmore 2 movie."

At the 2008 Ryder Cup, Weekley channeled his "Happy Gilmore" as he faced Oliver Wilson in Sunday singles. The American mimicked riding a bull as he marched down the opening fairway. In the Happy Gilmore movie, Adam Sandler 'rode the bull.'

Weekley comfortably won the match against Wilson by 4&2. He recently took to X and quoted his iconic Ryder Cup move, asking his followers to comment and share if they agreed.

"Anyone else think @booweekley needs to recreate this in the new #HappyGilmore2 movie that @netflix is making??" Boo Weekley said.

The USA won the tournament by 16.5-11.5 against Europe and registered its first victory in the 21st century. This was Boo Weekley's only Ryder Cup appearance. His overall record at the tournament was 2–0–1. It was held at Valhalla Golf Club in Lousiville, Kentucky.

Recently, Netflix announced that Happy Gilmore 2 is officially in production. Adam Sandler took to Instagram and wrote:

"It ain’t over. The way I see it… we’ve only just begun."

The iconic imitation by Weekley cemented his place in golf folklore. However, there's no confirmation if he'll play the role in the sequel.

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A look at Boo Weekley's career wins and his performance in 2024

Boo Weekley has had three wins so far in his career. He was born in Milton, Florida in 1973 and turned professional in 1997. His first victory came in 2007 at Verizon Heritage on the PGA Tour. He won the tournament by one stroke over Ernie Els. His second victory came at the same tournament in 2008 when he defended his title. He won by three strokes over Anthony Kim and Aaron Baddeley.

Weekley won his third and final PGA Tour event at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial in 2013. He won it by one stroke over Matt Kuchar.

Weekley currently plays on the PGA Tour Champions. In 17 starts this year, he has had a top-10 and four top-30 finishes. He has won $216,632 from the PGA Tour Champions in 2024. His best performance came at the Rogers Charity Classic where he tied for 10th.

Here's a look at Boo Weekley's performances in 2024 in the PGA TOUR Champions:

• Chubb Classic: T27 (71-70, 141, -3)
• Trophy Hassan II: T34 (76-72-74, 222, +3)
• Cologuard Classic: T61 (71-70-74, 215, +2)
• Hoag Classic: T62 (73-70-73, 216, +3)
• The Galleri Classic: T50 (69-72-77, 218, +2)
• Invited Celebrity Classic: T12 (66-71, 137, -5)
• Mitsubishi Electric Classic: T35 (76-69-71, 216, E)
• Insperity Invitational: T69 (77-73, 150, +6)
• KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship: T43 (70-71-72-73, 286, +2)
• Principal Charity Classic: T32 (72-68-67, 207, -9)
• American Family Insurance Championship: T31 (68-72-74, 214, -2)
• Kaulig Companies Championship: 74 (73-79-71-76, 299, +19)
• Senior Open pres. by Rolex: Missed Cut (79-78, 157, +13)
• Boeing Classic: T27 (70-70-73, 213, -3)
• Rogers Charity Classic: T10 (65-63-72, 200, -10)
• The Ally Challenge: T43 (72-70-72, 214, -2)
• Ascension Charity Classic: T45 (66-75-72, 213, E)