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"Stories of interest you might have missed\u2026\nPhil Mickelson is looking ahead, not to the Barclays, not to the FedEx Cup playoffs, but to 2015. &amp;quot;Work on my fitness, work on my golf game and really focus on 2015. Because 2015 is when the points start accumulating really for the (2016) Olympics,&amp;quot; he said in this story by the Newark Star-Ledger&amp;#39;s Brendan Prunty.\nFacebookPinterestUS PGA TOURPhil 2015.jpg\nRidgewood Country Club&amp;#39;s history began, more or less, when its assistant professional Byron Nelson, on a challenge, hit a flagpole on his second attempt. The year was 1935, the same year the Ryder Cup was played at the Paramus, N.J., club. Andy Vasquez of the Record looks at Ridgewood&amp;#39;s history, to which it will add by hosting the Barclays this week.\nThe LPGA is leaving the Rochester area, ending a 38-year run that has produced several send-offs. The New York Times has another. &amp;quot;The area is losing more than one tournament. It is losing almost four decades as a spot on the LPGA schedule,&amp;quot; writes Matt Higgins. The consensus opinion is that LPGA players hope to return one day.&amp;quot;Most cities we go through, they don&amp;#39;t even know we&amp;#39;re in town sometimes,&amp;quot; Brittany Lincicome added. &amp;quot;So this community really comes together and loves the LPGA, and I would love to come back.&amp;quot;\nIs the spate of injuries that have plagued PGA Tour players of late just coincidence or is there more at play here? &amp;quot;The question you have to ask,&amp;quot; U.S. Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson said, &amp;quot;is whether the workout ethic of players today is causing these injuries.&amp;quot; John Paul Newport of the Wall Street Journal has the story.\nFollow @JohnStrege"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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