Paige Spiranac teases Happy Gilmore 2 role as she recreates iconic scene in white lingerie… but not all is...

FANS are dreaming Paige Spiranac has scored a role in one - with a sexy part in Happy Gilmore 2.

The golfing influencer posed in lacy lingerie to recreate the iconic "Happy Place" scene from the 1996 sports comedy movie starring Adam Sandler.

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Paige went further by retweeting a cast list for the sequel along with her exotic snap.

Amid rumours that Sandler has already written HG2, the ex-pro player is described as the "Public Relations Lady" in a roll-call posted by satirical X account Tour Golf.

It left Paige's fans pleading "make this happen" and exclaiming "wow wow wow" - as it's the key role in Happy Gilmore's seductive underwear scene.

Modern Family sitcom star Julie Bowen played Virginia Venit in the original movie, where Sandler's character imagines his "Happy Place".

And Paige stayed faithful to the best-known moment from that film - as she wore white lingerie and held up a pitcher of beer in each hand.

The social media dazzler shared her snap and added: "I was born ready."

Her army of followers promptly demanded she be allowed to swing into action for real in front of the big screen cameras.

"This needs to happen," said one, and "Can’t wait for this," posted another. 

A third fan even "pleased for mercy" over Paige's pic.

And a fourth admirer appeared to do a view-turn on his opinion of a sequel being made.

He wrote: "On 2nd thoughts, I’m all in on Happy Gilmore 2."

Tour Golf's fantasy cast for HG2 includes a return for Sandler in the main role, with glamorous actress Sydney Sweeney as "Cat Girl".

But the choice of Paige for a prominent part was not the only clue that it might not be an entirely serious list...

That's because golf legend Tiger Woods and fellow American ace William Patrick Zalatoris were also high up in the comic attempt at casting.

But although Tour Golf were just having a "tee-hee" over a sequel, Paige's fans are praying she has irons in the fire for a future on the silver screen.

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