Intro:

Players set to contest this weekend's Women's British Open contemplate golf's return to the Olympic fold in 2016.

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Mo Martin, Defending champion:

"They take the drug testing very seriously and so we've been consistently tested. I think a lot of us are very weary of supplements and even vitamin waters so we're all very careful. It's nice we've been under that structure. Granted the Olympics we can be tested at any point. So that will be different to be able to call us when we are at home and say you're getting tested, but I definitely don't think doping is a problem out here."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Lydia Ko, World number two:

"No. I have never been to Brazil. That would be a pretty fun experience. I don't know exactly when or if I'll have extra time afterwards but I would love to look around. And maybe see some of the other sports too."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Michelle Wie, World number 17:

"I'm not thinking about that way at all. I have a lot of time to qualify for the team and I'm working as hard as I can. It's definitely a big dream of mine. I'd be very honoured to play for the American team. It's one of my biggest goals in life is to represent America in the Olympics so I'm going to be very excited to make the team."