Standing in the middle of the 18th fairway at the Women's World Championship, Lydia Ko was seven shots off the lead.
Walking off the 18th green, she was right back in contention.
A freakish eagle on the final hole of the Kiwi golfer's third round in Singapore saw her card a three-under 69 and jump to 10-under, and while Ko was celebrating, leader Inbee Park was far less happy, with a bogey on 14 and a double bogey on 16 seeing her once-sizeable lead evaporate.
By the end of the day, Xiyu Lin had taken the lead at 14-under, Park was tied with Hannah Green at 13-under, and Ko, who was at eight-under when Park had surged clear at 15-under, was back in the mix in a share of fifth, just four shots off the lead.
She had some unexpected assistance from Green, with Ko's wedge on the par-four 18th hitting Green's ball and ricocheting into the hole to cap her round – which also included three birdies and two bogies – in remarkable style.