BOGOTA, Colombia -- Camilo Villegas is torn between trying to keep his PGA Tour card and playing for Colombia in the Olympics.Villegas said in a statement Wednesday that whatever decision he makes will also consider the Zika virus because he and his wife are trying to start a family. The first decision was whether going to Rio de Janeiro for the Olympics could cost him full privileges on the PGA Tour next season.There are circumstances which are out of our control, Villegas said. And right now, I face two situations that force me to consider the facts that could prevent me from being in the games, even though I want to play.God willing, I can resolve both situations quickly and I can go to the games with the Colombia flag.Villegas is No. 141 in the FedEx Cup standings with five tournaments left to get into the top 125 and qualify for the playoffs. Only the top 125 have full tour status for the following season.When the Colombian first talked about his dilemma last week at the Barracuda Championship, he was near the top of the leaderboard after the first round and hopeful a good week would move him up in the FedEx Cup standings. He ended the week in a tie for 44th.His statement came one day after Brendon de Jonge of Zimbabwe said he would pass up his spot in the Olympics because he first needs to make sure he has a full job for next season. De Jonge is at No. 160.Twelve eligible players already have withdrawn from the Olympics, which has golf on the program for the first time since 1904. That list includes world No. 1 Jason Day and four-time major champion Rory McIlroy, both citing concerns over the Zika virus. Day plans to have more children and McIlroy wants to start a family soon.While the Zika virus and concerns over security and crime get most of the attention, de Jonge and potentially Villegas have exposed another side to the problem with golf returning to the Olympics. Because the PGA Tour chose to keep its schedule going during the games, some players lower in the standings have to choose between playing for their country and playing for their jobs.Villegas has won four times on the PGA Tour, most recently at the Wyndham Championship two years ago. His two-year exemption for that victory expires this year.Ive always wanted to represent my country and the highest level, and Ive always done so with love, Villegas said. I always have our flag on my golf bag and do so with pride -- the same pride I feel for being Colombian.Villegas played in the 2009 Presidents Cup in San Francisco, and he twice has represented Colombia in the World Cup, in 2006 and 2011. 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Sydney trainer Matthew Smith believes Group One-placed Faraway Town is peaking for her shot to become the first filly in more than a decade to win the Sandown Guineas.Faraway Town is one of three fillies taking on the colts and geldings in Saturdays Group Two 1600m race at Sandown, with Cayambe in 2005 the most recent female winner.Although Faraway Town is coming off a ninth placing in her Melbourne debut at Flemington in a race won by Guineas rival Jennifer Lynn, Smith is happy with the way she found the line over the 1400m.He expects her to be at her peak going to the Guineas at her third run this preparation.She got held up a bit at Flemington and the last 150 metres was the best part of her race, Smith said.Shes trained on nicely and looks really well in herself. Shes really enjoyed being down at Flemington. Her work has been good and shes fit and well.Faraway Town was third in the Group One Sires Produce Stakes (1400m) won by Yankee Rose while her only attempt at 1600m was a fourth in the Group One Champagne Stakes won by subsequent Victoria Derby winner Prized Icon.ddddddddddddShe didnt have a lot of luck in that race, Smith said.She was posted wide and I thought she did well to stick on and run fourth.I dont think the mile will be an issue for her and Sandown should be fine. 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