Ex-Team QB Tony Romo Return As Coaching staff With The Dallas Cowboys With full commitment
Ex-Team QB Tony Romo Return As Coaching staff With The Dallas Cowboys With full commitment
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Why did Tony Romo fly to Wisconsin directly after playing celebrity golf in Lake Tahoe? More golf
Within 96 hours, Tony Romo played 72 holes of golf.
He still can’t get enough of it, even if he’s never seen the course before.
The former Dallas Cowboys All-Pro quarterback and CBS commentator from Burlington competed Monday in the 123rd Wisconsin State Amateur Golf Championship at The Legend at Merrill Hills.
He flew across the country to Wisconsin just hours after playing in the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
“It was a blast outside of golf. When you play good golf, everything’s more fun.”
Romo is no stranger to the American Century Championship, having won it in 2018, 2019, and 2022. He came up short this year, though, tying with Jacksonville Jaguars’ head coach Doug Pederson for 38th.
Romo sought to redeem himself in the State Amateur, despite having to make a quick transition from the American Century Championship.
He’s no stranger to the immediate turn.
Last year, due to a delayed flight, Romo didn’t get in until 3:30 a.m. He knew, though, that he had a special opportunity to play with his dad, Ramiro, who also qualified for the opening round at the Erin Hills golf course.
Although Ramiro isn’t playing this year, Tony still made the trip after a disappointing performance in Lake Tahoe.
