The PGA Championship had its traditional long drive competition on Tuesday during practice rounds. Rory McIlroy leads early on with a 345-yard bomb after which he playfully flexed at the crowd.

Last year, Anirban Lahiri won the long drive contest with a 327-yard drive, and the year before that, Louis Oosthuizen took it with a 340-yard drive. So McIlroy's 345-yard poke has a real chance of standing up throughout the day.

You can watch it in slo-mo here (starts at the 1:00 mark).

Here is the money clip players get for winning.

Congratulations to Anirban Lahiri, who won the PGA Championship's Long Drive Competition with a tee shot of 327 yards on the par-5 second hole at Whistling Straits. Lahiri received $25,000 for his favorite charity, and the PGA sent a matching gift to American Lake Veterans Golf Course, the Tacoma, Wash., course designed for use by disabled veterans and where Jack Nicklaus donated his services for a new nine holes. Lahiri also earned a money clip inspired by Jack's long-drive victory at the 1963 PGA. The Golden Bear's drive of 341 yards, 17 inches with a persimmon driver earned him a money clip he still uses (see photo). "Now I have least one thing in common with the legendary Jack Nicklaus," Lahiri boasted. 💰⛳️@pgachampionship #pgachamp #thisismajor #jacknicklaus #goldenbear #longdrive #moneyclip #golf

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