Tony Romo got disqualified from his Korn Ferry qualifier the exact same day he ‘parted methods’ with CBS Sports

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Male, it has actually not been a fantastic run just recently for previous Dallas Cowboys star quarterback Tony Romo.Romo ended up being the talk of the web when he was detained over the summertime for running a lorry while intoxicated in Wisconsin. Cops body webcam video of the arrest went viral, and his mugshot was rapidly circulated, with an apparently limitless run of memes made about the 46-year-old.

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As one of CBS Sports’ lead football experts, speculation right away began about his future on tv, with the network revealing that he ‘d been placed on indefinite leave.REGISTER FOR THE DAILY OUTKICK NEWSLETTER

Tony Romo bases on the very first green throughout the last round of the American Century Championship 2026 at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course on July 12, 2026, in Stateline, Nev. (Getty Images )

That leave became a long-term separation in early October, when news broke that the 2 sides had actually accepted equally part methods. Undoubtedly, not the very best news for Romo, who, while he started hot, had actually just recently come under criticism from fans for his analysis and was still owed 10s of countless dollars on his agreement.Well, the news got back at worse for him that very same day.Romo is an accomplished, really skilled golf enthusiast, to the point where he just recently took part in a pre-qualifier competition for a Korn Ferry Tour occasion.

Far from the PGA Tour, or most likely the Champions Tour, however still outstanding for an “amateur” gamer.

Less remarkable? The truth that on the very same day he[ “parted ways” with CBS, Romo was disqualified from that Korn Ferry pre-qualifier.CLICK ON THIS LINK FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE

While attempting, unsuccessfully, to make it, Romo was implicated of signing an inaccurate scorecard.Per Golf.com, Romo’s qualifier was held at the Club at Forest Ridge in Broken Arrow, Okla., where he began with rounds of 76 and 75, putting him well back, 13 strokes to be precise, of the leaders after 36 holes. That rating was still sufficient to put him in a good area to proceed to the next phase of Q-School for the Korn Ferry trip. Put in a strong proving on Friday? He ‘d have offered himself a practical opportunity to advance.The issue? 3 individuals had 3 various variations of Romo’s rating because 3rd round.Romo signed his rating card revealing that he made a 4 on the 16th hole and a 4 on the 17th hole. His playing partner and marker,

Brandon Rice, put him down for a 4 on the 16th, however a 5 on the 17th.

That’s odd, however much more unusual is that a PGA Pro and strolling referee informed competition organizers that after being designated to track Romo’s group after they were put “on the clock” for sluggish play, he remembered Romo having a 5 on the 16th and a 5 on the 17th.

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Well, Rob Keller, the pre-qualifier administrator, informed Golf.com what he believed taken place. Keller thought that the slow-play, failure to make birdies, and “all that was going on with him,” Romo merely didn’t put in the time to completely inspect his marker’s variation of his rating. Keller likewise included that Romo “took responsibility” when the 2 spoke on the phone while being “very complimentary” regarding the quality of the competition.Romo would not have actually made it through offered his third-round rating, however still, what a day for the previous QB. How do you get your ratings incorrect? Particularly when you understand you have a marker there observing all of it. Seems like Romo may be the perfect scramble competition partner, one where the winning rating remains in the 40’s in some way.OUTKICK IS NOW AVAILABLE ON THE FOX NEWS APP: CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOADPerhaps the worst news? It does not look like golf will be a post-CBS profession choice.