Movies like Caddyshack II

DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story takes the sports comedy formula to the gymnasium, where misfit characters engage in the titular playground game. Its ensemble cast and ridiculous yet heartfelt underdog tale parallel the quirky character dynamics of Caddyshack II.

Happy Gilmore combines the world of golf with Adam Sandler's unique brand of humor. The story of an unlikely hockey player turned golfer resonates with audiences who enjoy the sports comedy niche established by Caddyshack II.

The obvious first choice for fans of Caddyshack II is the original Caddyshack. This cult classic set the stage with its blend of slapstick comedy, irreverent humor, and a memorable cast, featuring the antics at an exclusive golf club. The charm of Rodney Dangerfield, Chevy Chase, and Bill Murray ensure its status as a comedy favorite.

Another Adam Sandler hit, The Waterboy focuses on an unlikely hero finding his place in the world of football. The film's offbeat characters and Sandler's lead performance deliver a similar comedic style as Caddyshack II, catering to fans of sports comedies with a touch of the absurd.

The Legend of Bagger Vance, featuring Will Smith and Matt Damon, offers a more dramatic take on golf but with moments of levity and mystical charm that might appeal to viewers who enjoy the lighter side of the game as seen in Caddyshack II.

Kingpin shifts the focus from golf to bowling, but the Farrelly brothers' film carries a similar irreverence and slapstick humor that might appeal to fans of Caddyshack II. With Woody Harrelson and Bill Murray, it's a road trip through the world of an uncommon sport.

Kevin Costner stars in Tin Cup, a film about a washed-up golf pro who tries to qualify for the U.S. Open to win the heart of his rival's girlfriend. The blend of romantic comedy and sports underdog story should hit the sweet spot for fans of Caddyshack II's golf-centric comedy.

In Balls of Fury, the obscure sport of competitive ping-pong is the backdrop for this comedy featuring Christopher Walken. Like Caddyshack II, it delves into an unorthodox sports setting and provides an ample dose of over-the-top characters and humor.