The Guinness will be flowing in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, on Sunday night.

That's because Irishman Shane Lowry aced the par-3 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass during the third round of The Players Championship. The hole-in-one came from 124 yards and marked the 10th on that hole in tournament history.

The celebration was almost better than the shot, too, as Lowry went electric with his best Ultimate Warrior impression. He then loaded up a high-five for Ian Poulter, but Poulter wisely pulled his hand at the last second to avoid injury.

And perhaps best of all, after pulling the ball from the cup, Lowry launched the ball across the water and into the crowd like a baseball. (Lowry later signed the ball for the fan who caught it on the 18th tee box.)

"It's pretty cool to do it there, one of the most iconic holes in golf. Yeah, what can I say? It was a special thing to happen, and I'm looking forward to turning on my phone and seeing the messages I've got," Lowry said after play was suspended Sunday night because of darkness. "Not only that, it put me back in the tournament somewhat. So it was amazing."

The hole-in-one bumped Lowry to 4 under par. He bogeyed his next hole, but after making the turn to the front side, he added two birdies to his card. Lowry is at 5 under par, four off the overnight lead, with four holes remaining in his third round.

Before Lowry, Ryan Moore was the last player to ace No. 17, doing so during the opening round in 2019. Lowry now has two aces on Tour, his other coming on Augusta National's 16th hole during the 2016 Masters.