Golfer Lee Da-yeon has broken a 11-month slump to secure her 10th career victory on the domestic women's professional tour.

After finding herself in deep trouble following a triple bogey, she bounced back with a stunning eagle to complete a thrilling come-from-behind win.

Tied for the lead on the par-4 5th hole, Lee hit her second shot out of bounds, resulting in a triple bogey.

However, on the par-4 9th hole, her 123-meter approach shot went straight into the cup for an exhilarating eagle, sparking a turnaround.

With birdies on the 15th and 17th holes, Lee closed the gap to within one stroke of leader Kim Su-ji. On the final par-4 18th hole, she landed her second shot 2.6 meters from the pin and sank the birdie putt, overtaking Kim—who settled for a bogey—to complete the dramatic comeback.

Known by the nickname "Tumbler" for overcoming numerous injuries, Lee once again rose from adversity like a tumbler, returning to the winner's circle after 11 months to claim her 10th career title.