(Photo by Mark Ashman / Golf Channel)The partner of Ashley Davis (featured in the previous post) on the Golf Channel's "Highway 18," Ashleigh Korzack is also a Toronto native. She currently lives in Starkville, Miss., where she is a grad student at Mississippi State University and plays out of Old Waverly.

(Photo by Mark Ashman / Golf Channel)Ashley Davis is one-half of the "Ash & Ash" team on the Golf Channel's "Highway 18," which debuts on July 22. Ashley Davis, pictured here, and Ashleigh Korzack (still to come in our "Highway 18" series) are longtime friends who grew up together in Toronto, and like to play the "ditsy blonde" part. But they are just playing.

(Photo by Matthew Mitchell)This is the first of a series of posts we'll be doing this week on the women of "Highway 18," the Golf Channel series that debuts on July 22 and will air on Tuesdays for 10 episodes.

Way low. All the way down to 60 low. Paula Creamer's first-round score in the 2008 Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic was 11-under 60, a score reached (or bettered) only four times previously in LPGA Tour history. Here's the list.

Congratulations to Kim Welch for winning "Big Break: Kaanapali." Kim defeated Sophie Sandolo, 4 and 3, in the championship match that aired this week. Now Kim can finally stop holding it in, and publicly celebrate.

Jane Park didn't win the P&G Beauty NW Arkansas Championship - but she came this close after starting the final round tied for 32nd, eight strokes off the lead. She wound up tied for second after shooting a 62 that included 10 birdies. That's a new career-low round for Jane, her secoind runner-up finish of 2008 and fourth Top 10 of the year.

Sandra Gal is another of the "Wilhelmina 7" golfers, the group of LPGA Tour players signed by Wilhelmina Artist Management, a division of Wilhelmina Models.Gal is in her rookie season on the LPGA Tour in 2008 after qualifying through Q-School. She's had five Top 25 finishes so far in Year 1, and has already earned enough to secure her tour card again for 2009.

Would you like to spend a day hanging out with Natalie Gulbis? Of course you would! And you can, too - if you're the lucky winner of a new contest offered by one of Natalie's sponsors, RSM McGladrey.The video above provides details about the contest, and features Natalie talking about the most-influential person in her life. And that's what you'll have to do, too, if you want to win the sweepstakes. Because the RSM McGladrey contest is called "Who's Behind Your Success?":

Congratulations to Inbee Park, your 2008 U.S. Women's Open champion. Two weeks shy of her 20th birthday, Inbee is the youngest winner in the history of the tournament.

Golf for Women magazine this month has an article about Paula Creamer's love of fashion. The photo above is from the article. Check out the shoes. They add about 8 inches to Paula's height. They look like the spaceboots worn by members of Kiss. Read the article.

Perhaps the most surprising thing I've seen in the lead-up to the 2008 U.S. Women's Open is that Se Ri Pak is in the second group off on Thursday morning, playing with Jill McGill and Kelli Kuehne. Way to disrespect one of the greats of the game, USGA!

Christina Lecuyer is one of the "final four" on "Big Break: Kaanapali," airing on the Golf Channel. The Edmonton, Ontario, native played collegiately at the University of Central Arkansas. She had some good showings on The Cactus Tour (a Phoenix/Scottsdale-based tour) earlier in the year, including fourth- and sixth-place finishes. She's also played a few Futures Tour events in 2008, with non-exempt status on that tour.

Tina Miller's focus is on golf. She's looking forward to LPGA Q-School at the end of the year. And this week she is taking part in the CVS Charity Classic in Rhode Island.But out of the corner of her eye, Tina is also looking at modeling. And why not? The Golf Channel chose to end its "Big Break: Kaanapali" intro with a shot of bikini-clad Tina emerging from a swimming pool. Tina has the "it" factor.

(Photo by Mark Ashman/Golf Channel)Say hello to the women of Highway 18 (from left to right): Ashleigh Korzack, Ashley Davis, Keri Murphy, Jameica Duncombe and Charlotte Campbell.What is Highway 18? It's the newest "reality golf" series from the Golf Channel, and it premieres on July 22. It will air for 10 episodes in the 10 p.m. (ET) time slot on Tuesday nights.

The image above is from the Brooks Brothers Country Club Collection catalog. Taylor Leon recently signed with Brooks Brothers, becoming the first LPGA golfer to have an endorsement deal with the clothier.