DeChambeau at Irish Open would be great - McIlroy

DeChambeau at Irish Open would be great - McIlroyImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, McIlroy said on Friday that was "not particularly fond" of DeChambeauByLauren McCannBBC Sport NI JournalistPublished3 minutes agoRory McIlroy has said that Bryson DeChambeau playing in the Irish Open in September "would be great for the tournament".The back-to-back Masters champion Championship accused DeChambeau of holding the Open Championship "hostage" on Friday after he was penalised for "inadvertently improving his lie" before hitting his second shot at the fifth during the second round.While Northern Ireland's McIlroy went on to say that he is "not particularly fond" of DeChambeau, on Sunday he acknowledged that the American's presence at the Trump International Golf Links in Doonbeg would boost the event."Having someone like Bryson at the Irish Open would be great for the tournament, absolutely," McIlroy said after finishing one under par following a final round of 71 at Royal Birkdale.McIlroy has 'other things I prioritise' than PGA TourImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, McIlroy failed in his quest to win a second major this year at Royal BirkdaleMcIlroy, who also confirmed he will not play again before the PGA Tour play-offs in mid-August, added that it was "fair to say" that he is no longer as enthused by the prospect of playing on the PGA Tour and in the FedEx Cup after completing his career Grand Slam of winning all four majors.When asked why that was the case, the 37-year-old said that "it just sort of ebbs and flows".He explained: "There's been years where I've given it maybe more of my attention and years that I haven't. I guess I'm just at a stage that I have other things that I prioritise."Again, the PGA Tour is in a lot of flux at the minute with a lot of their schedule and structure and everything like that. "So I think...