Doesn't pay to go after green...? Roger that

Rory to heed Fed advice & take road less travelled over money

- FROM NEIL MCLEMAN AT WENTWORTH

RORY MCILROY has revealed he's following Roger Federer's advice by playing "where I want to play" in the "back six" of his career.

And the Masters champion is now set to play fewer events on the PGA Tour.

The world No.2 will seek consecutive wins on the DP World Tour at the BMW PGA this week after clinching the Irish Open on Sunday.

But after the Ryder Cup, the Northern Irishman will tee up in the India Championship next month and then the Australian Open in December.

McIlroy completed his career Grand Slam at Augusta in April but has missed three of the eight £14.8million signature events on the PGA Tour this season. And speaking before teeing it up at Wentworth tomorrow, he said: "I want to go and play in different places in the world, experience things I haven't experienced before.