'Incredible' closing eagle gets Rose Zhang back into KPMG Women's PGA hunt

SPRINGFIELD N.J. — Rose Zhang's third round at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship wasn't shaping up to be anything magnificent.

Until she reached Baltusrol's par-5 18th on the Lower Course.

The 20-year-old hit her tee shot into the fairway and had 219 yards to the pin. Then, she took a 5-wood and knocked her approach to 3 feet en route to an eagle, which moved her to 1 under and T-14 following her round, six strokes off the lead at the time.

Afterward, Zhang declined to speak with the media but gave a comment to media officials.

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"The eagle was incredible," Zhang said. "I felt like it was my best shot the entire day. I felt like my swing was…