BOSTON - World number one Rory McIlroy has doused any fears of burnout ahead of the Ryder Cup, declaring to European captain Paul McGinley "put me in every Gleneagles match". McIlroy will tee up Friday in the opening round of the $8 million PGA Tour's Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston, the second of the four FedEx Cup playoff events. McIlroy played down any concern ahead of teeing up in this week's Boston event, which he also captured two years ago. "You just have to be smart and you have to be sensible," he said. "I enjoyed my time in the week after winning the PGA Championship and besides I didn't have that many late nights where I let it get the better of me," he said. "And besides I didn't sit out a match at Medinah so my message is 'McGinley stick me down for every match.'"–AFP