Bryson DeChambeau and Adam Sandler are about to break the internet

Bryson DeChambeau and Adam Sandler aka Happy Gilmore are about to break the net. 

DeChambeau, 31, confirmed his latest 'Break 50' is going to be his best one yet alongside Sandler, 58, who plays off a 16 handicap. 

The two-time US Open champion teased his ardent fans with a video of him performing a Happy Gilmore swing. 

LIV Golf then teed things up further ahead of the final round of LIV Golf UK. 

Scroll down this page to watch DeChambeau's video teaser with Sandler...

DeChambeau's new video falls on the same weekend that Happy Gilmore 2 was released.

The movie, now available to watch on Netflix, is the sequel to the popular Happy Gilmore film of 1996.

It's already had rave reviews, especially for cameo performances from both Scottie Scheffler and Charley Hull. 

Without giving too much away, Scheffler gets arrested and it's pure comedy gold from the World No.1.

Golf fans have also praised the work of English LPGA star Hull in the movie. 

Hull took to social media to thank Sandler for letting her play a part in it. 

A number of other superstars took part in the film, including Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, John Daly, Tony Finau, Brooks Koepka and his celebrity wife Jena Sims. 

Golf social media sensation Paige Spiranac also had a role to play in Happy Gilmore 2. 

Tiger Woods reportedly declined a role in the film as he continues his full recovery from a recent back surgery. 

But back to the top of the story and DeChambeau's latest 'Break 50' is expected to be uploaded to his YouTube channel after the final round of LIV Golf UK today. 

DeChambeau finds himself nine shots behind runaway leader Joaquin Niemann at JCB.

Keep up to speed with live final round updates from LIV Golf UK. 

Here's a look at Bryson DeChambeau's 'Break 50' teaser with Adam Sandler:

DeChambeau is not only one of the best golfers in the world but he's also now one of the biggest golf YouTubers.

The LIV Golf superstar has quickly amassed more than 2m subscribers to his channel. 

DeChambeau films a lot of content with fellow pros and celebrities in a bid to help grow the game to the masses.

Even just being here on the ground at LIV Golf UK this week, GolfMagic has heard a number of youngsters and even grown adults shout out to DeChambeau about his 'Break 50' while he strides the fairways at JCB Golf & Country Club in Rocester, England. 

DeChambeau also regularly gives greater insight into his life and his preparations before and after tournaments on his YouTube and social media channels.

DeChambeau's most popular videos are without doubt 'Break 50' challenges. 

The Break 50 challenges involve DeChambeau and another player competing in a two-person scramble off the forward tees in a bid to shoot the lowest possible 18-hole score possible.

The goal though is to break 50, which would be 23-under par on a par-72 golf course. 

Two-player scrambles work by both golfers playing shots and then taking the best result each time and then both playing from there. 

Keep it locked to Bryson's YouTube channel later today to watch his Break 50 challenge with Sandler. 

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