The "Happy Gilmore swing," featuring a walking or running approach, is often imitated or attempted for fun, including by touring golf professionals. Three-time major champion Pádraig Harrington is particularly well known for his impression and even uses the technique in training. The TV series "Sport Science" has featured Harrington's "Happy Gilmore swing," demonstrating how it can indeed generate additional distance, though at the cost of accuracy. Long drive champion and professional golfer Jamie Sadlowski, also a former hockey player who can hit golf balls over 400 yards, has been called "the real-life version of Happy Gilmore." Lee Trevino regrets his appearance in the film and said if he had known how much swearing there would be in the film he would not have done it. In 2015, Sandler and Barker reenacted their fight for the Comedy Central "Night of Too Many Stars" fundraiser in aid of autism charities.