Tony Romo disqualified from golf tournament for scorecard errors

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Last updated Oct 16, 2026

Tony Romo disqualified from golf tournament for scorecard errors
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Tony Romo was disqualified from a Korn Ferry Tour qualifying tournament held in Oklahoma after signing an incorrect scorecard that reported lower scores than he achieved. The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback had rounds of 76, 75, and 74 but was found to have made errors on his last round, where he mistakenly recorded pars instead of bogeys on his 16th and 17th holes. Romo accepted responsibility for the discrepancy, and even without the disqualification, he would not have advanced due to being three strokes short of the cut. His disqualification coincided with CBS announcing his departure from the network's NFL broadcast team after nine years.

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  • •Romo signed a scorecard with incorrect scores on two holes.
  • •He played rounds of 76, 75, and 74 but missed the cut.
  • •Errors on the scorecard consisted of two misreported bogeys.
  • •He accepted responsibility for the mistakes during the tournament.
  • •Romo's disqualification coincided with his exit from CBS's NFL broadcast team.
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Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was disqualified from a Korn Ferry Tour qualifying tournament in Oklahoma after signing a scorecard with incorrect scores on two holes.

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