Tony Romo’s arrest came after rough golf round — that earned him $60
NFL Tony Romo’s arrest came after rough golf round — that earned him $60 By Andrew Crane Published July 24, 2026, 6:01 p.m. Add The New York Post on Google Tony Romo’s arrest for operating while under the influence occurred the same day as the final round of the Wisconsin Amateur Championship golf tournament, where the former Cowboys quarterback and current CBS analyst finished 35-over par and won just $60. Romo, who attended Burlington High School in Wisconsin, shot 12-over during the final round of the golf tournament Thursday, and he was pulled over while traveling south on Interstate 43, according to an arrest detention report obtained by The Post.
- ▪NFL Tony Romo’s arrest came after rough golf round — that earned him $60 By Andrew Crane Published July 24, 2026, 6:01 p.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google Tony Romo’s arrest for operating while under the influence occurred the same day as the final round of the Wisconsin Amateur Championship golf tournament, where the former Cowboys quarterback and current CBS
- ▪Romo, who attended Burlington High School in Wisconsin, shot 12-over during the final round of the golf tournament Thursday, and he was pulled over while traveling south on Interstate 43, according to an arrest detention report obtained by
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